Hermanus deckreed (Elegia aggregata)

Hermanus deckreed

Hermanus deckreed is a striking evergreen perennial forming dense tussocks with slender, arching stems. Its reed-like foliage and small, brown, cone-shaped flower clusters are hallmarks, thriving in sandy or rocky soils often in coastal regions. Hermanus deckreed adapts to its environment through efficient water storage and wind-resistant structure.

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Species

Hermanus deckreed (Elegia aggregata)

Grasses, sedges and allies

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Care Guide for Hermanus deckreed

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Pruning: Hermanus deckreed needs early spring pruning to remove damaged stems, promoting air circulation and healthy growth. Cut older stems to ground level to encourage new shoots. Annual pruning maintains shape and vigor, preventing excessive spread and enhancing garden aesthetics.

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