Revegetation of wetlands

Here are the list of plants I was thinking of purchasing from Latrobe Uni to plant around the wetlands. I’m open to suggestions.

Edge Plantings

Plantings at the edge of water and within the first metre or so in the water (to a depth of 20cm)
Example species include:
- Gregiflorus,
- australis,
- amabilis,
- pauciflorus,
- pallidus
- Cyperus spp. (appressa, fasicularis, Lucidus and tereticaulis)

Middle plantings my help to reduce the growth of more invasive species such as Juncus and Carex
Floating plants and submerged plants include:
- Curly pond weed Potamongeton crispus submerged (only after turbidity settles in the future)
- Azolla rubra – float (I will remove this to use as mulch when necessary)
- Floating pondweed potamogeton cheesemanii
- Water ribbon – cycnogeton procerum (bush tucker)

Appropriate riparian wetland species ensure that there is little space for any phragmites seeds to blow over and germinate from the creek.
Some species could include
- Swamp everlasting daisy (CE) xerochrysum palustre 40cmxspread butterfly and native bee. V.rare in Melb (Gisborne, roxberg park, lower plenty)
- Matted flax lily (endangered) Dianella amoena
- Curly sedge (endangered) Carex tasmanica
- Swamp wallaby grass Amphibromus nervosus (plump SWG is En) inund 5cm