
Bottlebrush Grass Tree is a slender, trunkless or short-trunked Xanthorrhoea native to eastern Australia. It forms a dense tuft of long, narrow, grass-like leaves. The flower spike is a distinctive, bottlebrush-like cylinder of creamy-white flowers, shorter and denser than other species.
| Family: | Xanthorrhoeaceae |
| Genus: | Xanthorrhoea (zan-thor-ROH-ee-uh) |
| Species: | macronema (mak-roh-NEE-muh) |
Full sun; well-drained, sandy soil. Drought-tolerant. Fire-adapted. Difficult to transplant. A unique specimen for rock gardens, dry slopes, and Australian native gardens. The bottlebrush flower spike is highly ornamental.
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