native grasses for erosion control
If you’re looking for effective, sustainable solutions to soil erosion, native grasses for erosion control offer a uniquely resilient option. In New Zealand, indigenous grasses have evolved to thrive in our diverse landscapes, from riverbanks to coastal sand dunes. Their dense root systems stabilize soil, reduce runoff, and restore natural habitats, making them ideal for banks, slopes, and wet areas prone to erosion. Choosing native grasses isn’t just good for your property; it supports local biodiversity, minimizes maintenance, and ensures the landscape blends beautifully with the surrounding environment.
Baumea articulata
Baumea articulata, commonly known as the Jointed Twig Rush, is an attractive, NZ native grass grown for its aesthetics and ability to handle and colonise extremely wet soils. It forms a dense sward as it grows to 1.5 m tall, which provides an excellent habitat for frogs and water birds.
From $19.25
Ficinia nodosa (Knobby Club Rush)
Ficinia nodosa, commonly known as Knobby Club Rush, is a NZ native grass that features stout, mid-green foliage. In cold or exposed climates, the foliage often takes on bronze tones. Light brown flower heads are borne among the foliage in summer, adding additional interest to this plant.
From $14.84
