Propagation.
Seeds germinate without pre-treatment but germination may take 2 to 3 months. Can also be propagated by dividing existing clumps.
Flowering.
Primarily June to November, but flowers have been observed throughout the year.
Locations.
A common component of open woodland and grassland near Wagga Wagga. Populations occur on Willans Hill, in most local reserves and in well-preserved roadsides.
Wiradjuri Name: No Current Information
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Utility.
The long leaves of this plant are recorded to have been used in basket and other forms of weaving.
Food Uses*.
No current information.
* The critical factor in using plants for food is to avoid accidental poisoning. Eat only those plants you can positively identify and you know are safe to eat. All food details on this website are not based on toxicology reports or scientific knowledge, we make no claim to advice on bush survival in these information bites, only to represent the common perception.
Medicinal Uses.
No current information.
Based on the flora of the Graham Centre Biodiversity Nursery