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Juncus effusus #1 (Soft Rush)
$14.99
-Part Sun, Full Sun
-Moist to Wet Soil (OBL, FACW)
-Slightly Acidic to Alkaline pH
-2-4′ Tall by 2-4′ Wide
-Clumping growth habit
-Deer, Salt tolerant
-Zone 4
-Evergreen
-Ohio Native
50 in stock
Soft Rush adds an interesting vertical and spikey textural element to a pond-side garden. This wetland plant enjoys sunny, soggy areas and can grow into 4′ tall clumps, providing excellent cover for marsh wildlife. The dark green, leafless stems of this plant remain evergreen, though the tips do die back a bit in winter, adding attractive brown and grey streaks to the planting. The small flower clusters protrude from the tip of the photosynthetic stems and dangle on the plant until they fall off or blow away to establish a new clump elsewhere.
Sources:
Native Ferns, Moss, & Grasses by William Cullina
Missouri Botanical Garden
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
Illinois Wildflowers
USDA Plants Database
Grow Native! Salt-Tolerant Native Plants
