H: 80cm 

W: 80cm 

Striking strappy grass for sunny or shade are in the garden. Birds are attracted to the spiky flowers occurring over spring and summer. The leaves can be used for weaving. 

Edible uses: The seeds can be ground into a flour, once dried. The base pf the leaf when removed with an easy tug from the plant can be chewed on with a savoury flavour. 

Pests and Diseases: IF Lomandra longifolia is grown in a well drained , full sun opposition it rarely as problems with pest and disease. If in a moist are of the garden it can get attacked by aphids and leaf spot but is usually rectified by making sure to have some air flow around the plants. 

Uses in the garden: Great for erosion control on sloped areas or along creek banks. It is also a good host for frogs so can be grown next to ponds and dry creek beds. 

Position: Full sun to part shade. 

Propagation: Can be propagated by seed or division. 

Growing Range: From northern Queensland, down the East coast right around to Soth Australia and into Tasmania.