Carex fascicularis Size:100 Grams Acacia acinacea

Acacia acinacea

growing on sandy soils throughout eastern Australia

attracting insects and birds

commonly known as Sticky Wattle or Howitt’s Wattle

septate-nodulose leaves and drooping female spikes that mature into spiny-looking seed heads

Carex fascicularis Size:100 Grams Acacia acinaceaCarex fascicularis, or tassel sedge, is a native, rhizomatous perennial found across Victoria, thriving along streams and swamps in lowland areas. It forms dense tussocks with broad, septate nodulose leaves and drooping female spikes that mature into spiny looking seed heads. This sedge flowers from spring to summer and is widespread in moist habitats.