Juncus pallidus Pale Rush provenance:Gippsland - Giffard preferring gullies in south eastern

preferring gullies in south eastern Victoria where is grows alongside Mountain Grey Gums

Red Wattle produces creamy yellow flowers in winter–spring and retains delicate bipinnate foliage

followed by narrow seed pods up to 6 cm long

Inland forms also exist and are used in slightly more elevated or protected areas

and erosion control in moist environments

Juncus pallidus Pale Rush provenance:Gippsland - Giffard preferring gullies in south easternJuncus pallidus is a robust, clump forming rush native to wetland and riparian areas across southern Australia. It thrives in damp soils and seasonal inundation, making it an ideal species for wetland restoration, drainage lines, and erosion control in moist environments. This species grows up to 1. 5 metres tall, with smooth, upright stems and pale brown flower heads forming in summer. It plays an important ecological role by stabilising soil,