Apodasmia similis (Oioi) ^Sale

Apodasmia similis
Oioi

Description:
Hardy, upright, rush-like native plant with slender, jointed, grey-green stems and fine texture. It naturally forms dense clumps that create a striking architectural look. The stems are segmented and slightly wiry, often tinged with bronze or orange at the tips in cooler weather. It is a dominant species in coastal and wetland areas of New Zealand, well adapted to salty winds and damp soils, making it a valuable choice for both ornamental and ecological planting.

Height:

90 cm – 1.2 m
Width:

50 cm – 1 m (spreads gradually to form clumps)

Position:

Full sun to light shade. Thrives in exposed, coastal, and windy sites.

Soil:

Prefers moist to wet soils, sandy loams, or peaty ground. Tolerates coastal sands, saline conditions, and poor soils.

Uses:

·          Coastal and wetland restoration projects

·          Mass planting for texture and movement in landscaping

·          Erosion control on banks and coastal areas

·          Great for modern native gardens and as a contrast plant

·          Can be used around ponds and water features

               Care tips:

·          Very low-maintenance once established

·          Water regularly during establishment; tolerates wet or dry once settled

·          No fertiliser usually required, but can benefit from light native plant fertiliser

        in poor soils

·          Cut back old stems every few years to rejuvenate the clump

·          Tolerates salt spray and wind, making it excellent for coastal gardens

We have made every effort to display as accurately as possible the grade and quality of the plant in the images. 

Plants are subject to availability; there is a slight possibility the plants can be sold before your order is processed. In this instance we can offer a refund or credit and let you know when more plants become available.