Juncus subsecundus

Finger Rush is a native evergreen perennial grass with a tufting, upright habit. It produces brown flowers and maintains consistent foliage throughout the year. Commonly used in landscape projects for its structured form, it is suitable for planting in naturalistic settings and restoration works. It can be incorporated into wetland areas or along water margins where its growth habit complements other native species. Grows to approx. 1m H x 0.6m W.