Elegia filacea - Little Golden Curls / Restio / Ornamental Grass - Indigenous grass - 10 Seeds Sprouting Seeds Tiny ears of corn

Tiny ears of corn

They can however cause nausea if eaten raw

An early ball-head type heirloom cabbage

The inflorescence is a 10–30 cm long panicle of spikelets

This species is one of the least widely cultivated of the tree species

Elegia filacea - Little Golden Curls / Restio / Ornamental Grass - Indigenous grass - 10 Seeds Sprouting Seeds Tiny ears of cornA magnificent small, upright, tufted restio that shows off its goldentan sheaths and bracts in early to midsummer, and makes a spectacular filler in the fynbos garden. Elegia filacea is a reed like, tufted, evergreen perennial, that grows from 0. 2 to 0. 8 m high and 0. 1 m wide. It is compact, and does not have spreading rhizomes or stolons. Culms (stems) are slender, round and unbranched. It produces golden tan sheaths, which drop off and leave