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Xyris complanata

Feathered Yellow-eye

Xyridaceae

Description:

A slender, tufted plant with narrow, grass-like leaves and tall stems topped by bright yellow flowers in summer.

The delicate blooms open in the morning and close by afternoon, adding cheerful colour to moist or seasonally wet areas.

Naturally found in Wallum heath and swampy ground.

Special Features:

  • Hardy wetland species

  • Provides habitat for frogs and insects

  • Adds colour and texture to bog gardens

  • Suitable for ponds, rain gardens, and wetland edges

Natural Habitat:

Coastal Heath

Tree/Shrub Height:

Aspect:

Full Sun

Soil/Conditions:

Moist, Sandy

Flower Colour:

Yellow

Xyris complanata - Feathered Yellow-eye

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