Broadleaf Sedge, Machaerina, Vincentia anceps, Vincentia sinclairii, Pepepe
Machaerina sinclairii, commonly known as the Broadleaf Sedge or Pepepe, is a NZ native grass that features long, strap-like leaves and grows as a clump to about 80 cm tall and 1.5 m wide. The plant is adorned with arching, red-brown flower heads in summer. Machaerina sinclairii is commonly used in revegetation and riparian plantings, mass planted on a bank, planted around larger trees and shrubs, or included in a cottage garden.
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