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Thamnochortus insignis - Albertinia thatching reed, Dekriet (50 Seeds)
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Thamnochortus insignis - Albertinia thatching reed, Dekriet (50 Seeds)

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New
Location
South Africa
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Product code
THA-INS01-50
Bob Shop ID
74818370

Thamnochortus insignis

Common Name: Albertinia thatching reed, (Afr) Dekriet
Synonyms:
Plant Family: Restionaceae

Plant Type: grass, deciduous

Growth habit: erect
Growth Rate: fast, mature size: 2.5m. high x 3m. wide

 

Colour: leaf- green, flower- brown

Season of interest: Autumn
Position: full sun
Soil: sandy, pH preference - Acid, pH tolerance - Any
Hardiness: frost tender, , minimum 0°C, USDA zone 8 to 8
Origin: Africa, South

Description:
A tufted plant with a fairly small diameter at the base of the plant. The plants can be treated like small shrubs or perennials.

Cultivation:
Mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers.

Propagation:
Seeds sown in autumn. Seeds should be smoked or soaked in smoked water solution.

Design and Other Uses:
Used for thatching and brooms.

Other Notes:

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