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Poa sieberiana is a native grass species that is extremely hardy and will grow in most areas around the country. It has slender, soft green leaves that are very fine. The seed heads are tall and also willowy. This frost-hardy and drought-tolerant plant will grow in full sun or part shade. It will reach a height of 1 metre and a width of around half a metre. Photo credit: Poa sieberiana / Photo by Harry Rose / Flickr / CC BY 2.0 https://www.flickr.com/photos/macleaygrassman/9205049932/ https://cr

This is a tropical grass species and is ideal for growing in moist and shady spots in your garden. Libertia paniculata has glossy, green leaves that are quite striking. In addition, it produces star-shaped white flowers in spring and summer. These add a lovely contrast to the dark green foliage. This is a smaller-growing species and will only reach a height and width of around ½ metre. It will tolerate light frosts but likes to be kept moist throughout the year. Photo credit: Libertia paniculata

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