Tuhara (Machaerina sinclairii)

Tuhara

Tuhara is a perennial sedge with striking, grass-like foliage that thrives in wetland environments. Its long, slender green leaves elegantly arch, terminating in sharp, pointed tips, a feature reflective of its name. The plant forms dense clumps, providing vital habitat for marshland wildlife. Its modest brown inflorescences enhance its ornamental value and ecological niche.

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Species

Tuhara (Machaerina sinclairii)

Grasses, sedges and allies

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Perennial

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Care Guide for Tuhara

Pruning: Tuhara is a hardy perennial thriving in wetlands. Early spring pruning of old foliage promotes new growth; however, avoid over-pruning to maintain flowering. Consistent maintenance supports healthy shape, air circulation, and light penetration, culminating in a vigorous and visually appealing plant.

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