Canada Reed-grass
description
Canada Reed-grass (Calamagrostis canadensis) , seeds from Marie-Victorin
Canada Reed-grass (Calamagrostis canadensis) is a native ornamental grass known for its great resilience and natural elegance. Adapted to cool, moist or wet soils, this hardy plant also tolerates a variety of conditions. In summer, its golden spikes turn subtly pink, adding a refined and luminous touch to natural gardens. Even in autumn, it maintains a decorative appearance, ideal for structuring wet borders or low-maintenance landscaping.
Spread : 0.5 to 1 meter
Plant height : 1 to 1.5 meters
Quantity per pack : over 500 seeds
Companion plants : sedge, yeepatorium, marsh aster
Enemy plants : none known
Hardiness zone : 3
Exposure : sun
Moisture : cool soil, moist soil, soggy soil
Flowering : July, August
Flower color : straw yellow
No pre-treatment required. Sow directly in the desired location as soon as the temperature becomes suitable. For best germination, sow seeds on the surface, as they require light to germinate. Do not topdress after sowing.
With its delicate hues and light texture, blue hay is an essential ornamental grass for natural gardens or riparian strips. Resistant, aesthetic and easy to maintain, it is perfect for creating spaces that are both functional and elegant.
