Lomandra species


Lomandra confertifolia	Lomandra confertifolia	An dense tufted plant with slender foliage which can vary in colour from bright green to shades of blue, grey and even purple. There are five recognised subspecies of Lomandra confertifolia.
Lomandra filiformis	Wattle mat rush	A compact perennial rush growing in sparse clumps to 50cm high by 20cm wide. Due to its sparser growth habit, the cream to yellow flowers are more prominent on this species than on other Lomandra species.
Lomandra hysterix	Lomandra hysterix	Large tufting plant growing to a height and width of 1.5m. Leave are gracefully arching and usually a bright green.
Lomandra longifolia	spiny headed mat rush, honey reed, basket grass	large perennial tussock grass with strong architectural shape forms dense tussocks of stiff, long flat leaves
Lomandra longifolia 'lush green'	Spiny headed mat rush 'lush green'	Large perennial tussock grass with strong architectural shape. Forms dense tussocks of stiff, long flat leaves. Foliage on the 'Lush green' cultivar is a more vibrant green than on other varieties.