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Lomandra confertifolia 'Wingarra' 'SIR 5' 

Looks like grass, but needs no trimming
Suitable for most Australian Climate Zones

This tough little Lomandra has a very fine texture, which from a distance gives it the appearance of a Native Tussock Grass (Poa labillardieri). Unlike Poa, this plant will generally not need trimming. Its blue appearance provides a nice contrast to other plants. Wingarra is slightly slower to establish than other Lomandra, so in cooler climates, larger size pots are helpful. In warmer climates, more options are available. Check with your local grower.

No Irrigation required once established in most populated areas of Australia. Water well for the first 12 weeks until established. Wingarra is an Australian native and is often used on roadside plantings, where it performs and looks great, with no irrigation only natural rainfall. In extra dry climates such as Perth or desert areas, occasional top up watering may be required in the warmer months. Increased irrigation frequency will not adversely affect Wingarra. In severe drought occasional top up watering will result in more beautiful plants.

  

Wingarra grows to approximately 300mm in height with a spread of 300mm. It is drought and frost tolerant. It needs much less trimming, and is much less likely to brown off in Summer and Winter.

  

Description: Compact, clumping, ornamental, blue foliage plant. Similar in habit to a tussock grass, but rarely needs trimming.

Position: Tolerates a wide range of climatic conditions. Full sun to part shade. Very hardy, excellent drought and frost tolerance.

Uses: Mass planting. Foliage or grassy garden. Accent or border plant.

Care: Plant in well mulched garden. Fertilise once per year with a slow release fertiliser. Trim every 3-4 years to remove older leaves.

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