Tussock Grass (Poa labillardierei), commonly known as Common Tussock Grass or Australian Bluegrass, is a dense, clump-forming ornamental grass native to southeastern Australia. It features fine, arching blue-green leaves that create a fountain-like, mounded shape, offering year-round texture and movement in the landscape. In spring and summer, it produces airy flower panicles that rise above the foliage on slender stems, adding softness and a delicate vertical accent.

Belonging to the Poaceae family, Poa labillardierei naturally occurs in grasslands, wetlands, open forests, and along riverbanks. It is well-adapted to a range of environmental conditions and often plays a role in erosion control and habitat restoration.

Known for its resilience and graceful form, Tussock Grass is a popular choice in native and naturalistic plantings. It provides shelter for small wildlife and supports local biodiversity. Its elegant structure and subtle coloration make it a versatile addition to both contemporary and ecological garden designs.