Juncus effusus - Common Soft Rush salt-tolerant native to a very tiny

native to a very tiny area in midcoast Maine

Wild ginger does like a neutral to acidic woodland soil with some richness to it

Heucheras and smaller ferns as the stolons of the Phlox will happily creep among them during as the season moves into summer

This cultivar is a selection developed by plantsman Kurt Bluemel

South Dakota and the mountains of New Mexico and northern California

Juncus effusus - Common Soft Rush salt-tolerant native to a very tinySizes available: #1 (Trade gallon) Basics: zones 4 9, 2 4' x 2 4', full sun, yellowish green bloom in early to mid summer, often found in sand or peat, also clay tolerant, prefers moist to wet soils. Common names: Common Soft Rush, Bog Rush, Mat Rush Family: Juncaceae Origin Distribution: There are numerous subspecies of this plant and it has a wide native distribution occurring in parts of North America, South America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. It