Discover more about Canberra's native plants and animals on walks organised by the Consevation Council ACT Region.There will be lots of interesting things to see and plenty of photographic opportuniti...
OK. I will leave as an unidentified grass for now. If you ever revisit the plant and make a confident assessment I will be happy to defer to your judgement. If Cymbopogon you can crush and smell a leaf (should smell like lemongrass).
Tapirlord not yet flowering. There are certainly C. microcephalum occurring at the site which I saw in flower in the past years as well as Glycine tabacina. Could Cullen form hybrids? What do you mean by... "They look a little weird"?
Suggested as Silver Carraway Oroemyrrhis argentea by me but I added another pic of the plant (not a good move) and somehow caused the system to change my suggestion to Leptinella funicula.