Poa Poiformis Large-Fruited Blue Gum Wildlife Value: Highly attractive to

Wildlife Value: Highly attractive to nectar-feeding birds (especially honeyeaters)

Consider fruitless cultivars near paths if seed drop is a concern

Thrives in dry

apply iron chelate if leaves yellow (chlorosis)

More compact and tidy than similar guaranitica types

Poa Poiformis Large-Fruited Blue Gum Wildlife Value: Highly attractive toCoastal Tussock Grass Coastal Poa Botanical Name: Poa poiformis Family: Poaceae Origin: Southern Coastal Australia Plant Type: Evergreen native tussock grass Overview A hardy, fine textured native grass that thrives in Adelaide and South Australian coastal and inland gardens, Poa poiformis forms neat, arching tussocks of soft blue green foliage. Naturally found along southern coastal dunes and cliffs, its perfectly adapted to SAs heat, wind, drought,