Common tussock grass plays a vital role in New Zealand gardens, landscapes, and natural environments. With its characteristic clumping growth form and graceful, arching foliage, tussock grass adds texture, movement, and structure to a wide range of planting schemes. These versatile grasses are well-suited to native revegetation projects, low-maintenance gardens, and habitat restoration, as well as providing shelter and food for native fauna. Whether you're creating a windbreak, enhancing a wetland edge, or simply seeking year-round colour and interest, common tussock grass is a smart, sustainable choice.

Chionochloa rubra, commonly known as Red Tussock, is a striking New Zealand native grass admired for its tall, arching foliage in shades of bronze and red. Naturally found in tussock grasslands, this hardy plant adds colour, texture, and movement to the landscape.
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Poa cita, commonly known as Silver Tussock, is a clump-forming NZ native grass with delicate, green foliage that wafts gracefully in the breeze. It typically grows to 60 cm in height and 50 cm in width, preferring a full sun or partial shade position on a well-drained site.
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