Thank you. I don't think I've seen the Carex apressa before. I take it that is not a native? I'm starting to realise how many native grasses I grew up with as a kid but didn't think anything of at the time.
Carex appressa is a native, a common plant in wet areas - rivers, creeks, wetlands, dams. It’s a sedge and you get cut if you run your hand up the stem ‘sedges have edges’. Unlike a rush which has smooth cylindrical stems :)
Thank you so much. (have never heard that before.. nor knew what a sedge was. But I will remember that!) So its odd being on the top of a hill then. Must have been a damp spot maybe run off from the paddock next door.
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