Juncus pallidus Pale Rush

Juncus pallidus is a robust, clump-forming rush native to wetland and riparian areas across southern Australia. It thrives in damp soils and seasonal inundation, making it an ideal species for wetland restoration, drainage lines, and erosion control in moist environments.

This species grows up to 1.5 metres tall, with smooth, upright stems and pale brown flower heads forming in summer. It plays an important ecological role by stabilising soil, filtering runoff, and providing habitat for frogs, insects, and birds.