Canadian Glyceria
Product Description
Canadian Glyceria (Glyceria canadensis), proposed by AKÈNE
?? A native grass ideal for wetlands ??
Canadian glycerin is a native perennial grass that thrives in wetlands and aquatic environments. With its slender silhouette, drooping stems and rough foliage, it reaches about 1 metre in height and fits perfectly into riverbanks, floodplains and marshes . Its discreet flowering, from July to September , brings a touch of movement to riverside landscapes.
?? Hardy and easy to grow , this plant plays a key role in stabilizing wet soils , preventing erosion. Thanks to its long, creeping rhizomes , it spreads quickly and is an excellent choice for ecological restoration projects and naturalist gardens .
Characteristics of the variety
?? Flowering : July to September
?? Height : 100 cm
?? Spacing : 25 cm
?? Exposure : Sun, partial shade
?? Life cycle : Perennial
?? Soil type : Silty to clayey
?? Soil moisture content : Damp to soggy
?? Deer Resistance : High
?? Seeds per packet : 200
Sowing and cultivation
?? Sowing depth : Surface (do not cover the seeds)
?? Germination time : 7 to 14 days
?? Cold Stratification : Not required
? Scarification : Not required
?? Outdoor method (recommended) :
1?? Sow directly in autumn or early spring , pressing the seeds lightly into the soil surface.
2?? Compact the soil firmly to ensure good moisture contact.
3?? Keep the soil constantly moist until germination.
?? Indoor method :
?? For spring sowing , mix the seeds with moist sand and place them in the refrigerator for 60 days before sowing.
?? Water regularly until the plants are established.
?? Once established, Canadian glycerin spreads rapidly by rhizomes, forming a dense, natural colony.
Ecological roles and utilities
??? A natural stabilizer : Helps prevent erosion of banks and wetlands.
?? A haven for wildlife : Provides habitat for insects and small wetland animals .
?? An asset for ecological restoration : Essential for the regeneration of flooded areas .
?? Tolerates standing water and seasonal flooding , making it a key plant for stream, river and pond banks .
Companion plants
?? Blue flag, cardinal lobelia, spotted eupatorium
Enemy plants
?? None known
Why grow Canadian Glycerin?
?? An excellent ground cover for wetlands
?? Ideal for bank stabilization and erosion prevention
??? A key plant for ecological restoration projects
?? A grass resistant to deer and extreme conditions
?? Add Canadian Glycerin to your garden to strengthen wetland ecosystems and beautify riverside landscapes!