Forest grasstree is a perennial, slow-growing Australian grass-tree with a stout, woody trunk and a crown of long, narrow, grass-like leaves. Its pronounced fire resilience is showcased by its ability to sprout after bushfires, with a distinctive blackened trunk. This species is topped by a tall, dramatic flower spike, which attracts a variety of nectar-feeding birds and insects.
Pruning:
Forest grasstree features striking, grass-like foliage and tall flowers. Prune in early spring with sterilized tools, removing only dead or damaged parts to prevent stress. This practice promotes healthier growth, better air circulation, and enhances the plant's aesthetic appeal, emphasizing the importance of timing and technique.
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