Dark green rush with clusters of chocolate brown flowers, held on neat erect stems whose structure mixes well with most smaller marginals.

A quick growing native rush with broad fleshy stalks that produce large burr seed heads in late summer.

A free flowering plant with spikes of bright purple flowers all summer. Good for bumble bees.

Not strictly speaking a bulrush but commonly recognised by most because of the cigar shaped flower head. A medium sized variety of about 4 to 5 feet in height.

Native. The common Bulrush looks very dramatic in a large water garden display. Keep restricted in a small pond. The large variety growing sometimes, 5 feet or more, in height.

Native. Creeping dark foliage never higher than 4-5 inches produces clusters of small blue flowers all summer.