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Knobbly Club Rush (Ficinia Nodosa) with floating ring

$13.00

Position:           Part shade (shade-tolerant) to full sun

Flowers:            No (Globe like seed heads)

Submersible:    To a depth of 1cm

Foliage:             Produces upright foliage  

Origin:              Native to Australia

Cover:              Provides cover for frogs

Oxygenator:     No

 

Knobbly Clubrush (Ficinia nodosa) is the perfect Australian Native Plant for growing and emphasizing your pond’s borders. Growing up to 50cm tall Ficinia nodosa is absolutely fantastic for frogs as the upright leaves are a great invitation for them to come and visit on top of the plant being extremely hardy and thriving in may different weather conditions, better yet the Ficinia nodosa is perfect for planting near water features to really emphasis your pond.

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Knobbly Club Rush (Ficinia Nodosa) Pond Plant

Knobbly Club Rush (Ficinia Nodosa) with floating ring

$13.00

$13.00

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Shipping

Yes, our pond plants are shippable! We ship every week day. Due to quarantine, we can't ship to WA or TAS.

Packed to Travel the Distance

Our plants are packed to stay in transit for weeks! Alternatively, you can click & collect from our retail outlet.

On Arrival

On arrival, your plants will be thirsty. Pop them into your pond as soon as possible.

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