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In the garden, this is an aggressive spreader, and difficult to contain in the wet soils it needs.
In the wild, this is be...Read More
The Algonquin(Natick Dialect) name is Misheaskeht.
You can make flour from the cattail pollen and roots. You can harvest t...Read More
I grew it in a metal dishpan about 18" in diameter, as the main feature of my small pond made from a kids' wading pool. The pan containe...Read More
If you like invasive plants, this is one for you. I live near a boggy area of cattails, perhaps 1/4 mile away; and I found three, count t...Read More
These plants became so thick in our lake that we could not see the water. We paid thousands for a crew of men to spray them and pull the...Read More
If you are looking for an invasive, impossible-to-eliminate tall weed that will block your view of and access to water (pond or lake), th...Read More
I happen to like cattails, because I use them as a food source. Not only are the flower spikes edible (while they are green; it's where t...Read More
Here in the UK they're more commonly known as Bulrushes. They are widespread in natural ponds,dykes and lakes. I bought a root pack from ...Read More
People either love or hate this plant. Color me among those who hate it. Cattails have taken over 50% of two 1/3 acre ponds on my prope...Read More
These are beautiful plants. They grow in several of areas in West Virginia. There is many near my home in West Hamlin.
For years I have been admiring the large, yet sparse
community of Catttail in our creek and makeshift natural
pond setting ...Read More
This is a wonderful native plant. Most of it edible at some time. Young shoots can be cooked like asparagus, the pollen can be used as fl...Read More
a native to So. Oregon. You can find them growing almost everywhere ... ditches, ponds, etc.
I said neutral because of the invasiveness of these plants. If it weren't for that, they'd be perfect in any water garden! I have them ...Read More
These plants are excellent in a pond.They spread very fast and animals love them. They are perfect for a naturalized pond. If you want on...Read More
Cattails have stiff, unbranched stems and long, erect, swordlike leaves with parallel veins. They stand 3-9' tall and are connected under...Read More