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US Native Reed and Rush Seeds
When we hear terms like Reeds and Rushes we tend to think of seeds that thrive in areas that have a lot of water like rivers, wetlands, or swamps. This is very true, and most of these native grass seeds for sale will thrive in a wet place with hydric soils. The Juncus family which includes Path Rush is an exception to this general rule of thumb, because we have grown it successfully year after year in a mesic/dry soil in our production fields
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Chairmaker's Rush Seeds
Scirpus pungens
The stems of this native rush were actually used for weaving sturdy chair seats in years gone by. This perennial is a widespread species and is used extensively in wetland restoration projects.Quick ViewxChairmaker's Rush Seeds
Scirpus pungens
The stems of this native rush were actually used for weaving sturdy chair seats in years gone by. This perennial is a widespread species and is used extensively in wetland restoration projects.
$3.48 Pkt - $40.00 / Oz -
Great Bur Reed Seeds
Sparganium eurycarpum
Though it sometimes masquerades as just another grass, this wetland plant produces unusual globular white flowers that set it apart from the rest. This native plant also makes an excellent choice for dried flower arrangements.Quick ViewxGreat Bur Reed Seeds
Sparganium eurycarpum
Though it sometimes masquerades as just another grass, this wetland plant produces unusual globular white flowers that set it apart from the rest. This native plant also makes an excellent choice for dried flower arrangements.
$3.25 Pkt - $11.03 / Oz
When we hear terms like Reeds and Rushes we tend to think of seeds that thrive in areas that have a lot of water like rivers, wetlands, or swamps. This is very true, and most of these native grass seeds for sale will thrive in a wet place with hydric soils. The Juncus family which includes Path Rush is an exception to this general rule of thumb, because we have grown it successfully year after year in a mesic/dry soil in our production fields