Australia's Leading Supplier of Themeda Triandra
Harvesting and providing Australia with the highest quality native Themeda Triandra (Kangaroo Grass) florets since 2002.
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One of Australia's toughest and most useful grasses
We’re a family run business who have been specialising in all things Themeda since 2002. Our strain is extremely drought and frost resistance and provides a high growth rate. We pride ourselves on continuing to harvest native Australian seeds and supplying people all across Australia.
Harvest
The florets are harvested in the hottest Summer months when its seeds have reached their final growth stage. This ensures the maximum number of seeds are fertile and ready to grow
Dry
Once harvested, our florets are laid out to dry which takes the moisture out of the grass and stops mould. It also helps to harden the seed head which increases the seed soil penetration
Plant
The florets are spread in the desired area to grow and create a diverse, grassy environment. Planting can take place from mid Summer to late Autumn. Themeda has a dormancy period of around 12 months
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Uses and why you should be growing Themeda
Themeda is one of the most widespread native grasses in Australia and has been around since before the first settlers arrived. It was originally used as a food source (it’s seeds were turned into flour) but has since taken on a number of different uses due to its adaptability, low maintenance and attractive flowering. Themeda Traindra is a hearty grass that can withstand drought and frost and grows in almost any soil type. Themeda can be found everywhere from open plains, to rocky escarpments to roadside and is known for its ability to reduce ground erosion and eradicate weeds.
Themeda Australia
Family owned and operated since 2002
“We take great pride in harvesting and providing some of the highest quality Themeda in Australia. Our naturally Fertilised paddocks are rich in nutrients and our grass is 100% naturally grown.”
