Bolboschoenus caldwellii
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Plant name: Marsh club rush
Plant type: sedges / rushes / wetland plants
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Origin: ALL AUSTRALIAN STATES AND TERRITORIES.
Cultural notes: Requires damp to wet soils in permanent or semi-permanent water. Prefers full sun or part shade. Inhabits salt-marshes, grassy wetlands and wet depressions in red gum woodland.3
Tolerates: Frost, inundation, Brackish water.
Flowering season: October to april.
Flower colour: Golden or red-brown, occuring in groups of 1 – 3 spikelets.
Foliage colour: Pale to mid green, grass like leaves up to 7mm in width:.
Width: Up to 0.3m
Height: Up to 1m Water depth: aquatic to 0.25m
Plant spacing: 10cm apart
Recommended uses: Revegetation, adjacent to permanent or semi-pemanent water. Provides habitat for birds and frogs. Tubers of this plant were eaten by Indigenous Communities.
Description: Rhizomatous semi-aquatic perennial sedge. The stems are triangular in shape.