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Cyperus rupestris

by Johan Wentzel

Cyperus rupestris

Cyperus rupestris
Botanical Name
Cyperus rupestris
Plant Type
Sedges
Cyperus rupestris is a dwarf perennial that normally occurs on the edges of rock sheets where the soil is shallow and moist.

Cyperus sexangularis

Cyperus sexangularis
Botanical Name
Cyperus sexangularis
Common Name
Bushveld sedge
Plant Type
Sedges
Cyperus sexangularis, a tufted, robust perennial sedge prefers a wet spot and will even grow in water.

Cyperus sphaerocesphalus

Cyperus sphaerocesphalus
Botanical Name
Cyperus sphaerocesphalus
Common Name
Yellow sedge
Plant Type
Sedges

Cyperus textillis

Cyperus textillis
Botanical Name
Cyperus textillis
Common Name
Tall star sedge
Plant Type
Sedges
Cyperus textillis has stems (culms) that are 1 - 3 m tall, and have a tuft of 10 to 25 cm long, flat, leaf-like bracts that radiate out from their tips. Grows along river banks and streams, in pools, dams or marshes.

Eleocharis dregeana

Eleocharis dregeana
Botanical Name
Eleocharis dregeana
Common Name
Finger sedge
Plant Type
Sedges
This little sedge seldom reaches a height of more than 30cm.It will do well in a damp spot in the garden.

Juncus kraussii

Juncus kraussii
Botanical Name
Juncus kraussii
Common Name
Matting rush
Plant Type
Sedges
Juncus kraussii is a hardy, evergreen, tufted perennial rush that grows in wet areas. Although it prefers a wet spot it is also happy in a garden where the soil is a bit heavy.

Juncus lomatophyllus

Juncus lomatophyllus
Botanical Name
Juncus lomatophyllus
Common Name
Leafy Juncus
Plant Type
Sedges
Juncus lomatophyllus is a hardy, unusual sedge with broad leaves that are carried in a basal rosette.The pale green flat leaves have red stems. For a wet spot.

Juncus oxycarpus

Juncus oxycarpus
Botanical Name
Juncus oxycarpus
Plant Type
Sedges
Juncus oxycarpus needs a wet spot otherwise this lovely sedge will not survive. It will even grow in shallow water. Its relative small size makes it suitable for smaller rehabilitation projects and medium-sized ponds.

Kyllinga alba

Kyllinga alba
Botanical Name
Kyllinga alba
Plant Type
Sedges
Kylinga alba, a dainty sedge, gives the impression of a grass but has lovely spherical inflorescences that persist for a very long time. Interplant with other small grasses such as Sporobolus stapfianus.

Kyllinga melanosperma

Kyllinga melanosperma
Botanical Name
Kyllinga melanosperma
Plant Type
Sedges
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