Reed Grass Dimensions & Drawings

Height comparison of an average person to a medium height bunch of Reed Grass

Description

Reed Grass is a feathered vertical ornamental grass that is typically planted in clusters for a strong vertical effect. Found natively in wet soils but adaptable to drier conditions, Reed Grass should be watered weekly in order to establish an extensive root system.

Dimensions & Sizes

Reed Grass grows to heights between 36”-60” (91-152 cm) tall during the blooming period from late spring to summer.

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Description

Dimensions & Sizes

Reed Grass grows to heights between 36”-60” (91-152 cm) tall during the blooming period from late spring to summer.

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Common Questions

What is Reed Grass?

Reed Grass is a feathered vertical ornamental grass that is often planted in clusters to create a strong vertical effect.

How tall does Reed Grass grow?

Reed Grass grows between 36”-60” | 91.4-152.4 cm tall.

How much water does Reed Grass need?

Reed Grass should be watered regularly on a weekly schedule and thrives in rich moist soils.

How do grasses affect biodiversity?

Grasses play a vital role in supporting biodiversity. They serve as a primary food source for a wide range of animals, from insects to large herbivores. Grasslands, dominated by grasses, provide habitats for numerous species, contributing to species diversity. Grasses also offer breeding grounds and shelter for wildlife. Their presence maintains the ecological balance, influencing the abundance and variety of other plant and animal species within their ecosystems.

How do grasses contribute to soil health?

Grasses contribute significantly to soil health through their dense and fibrous root systems. These roots help bind the soil, reducing erosion and increasing soil stability. Grasses also enhance soil fertility by adding organic matter through root growth and leaf decay. Their roots promote soil aeration and water infiltration, crucial for a healthy soil ecosystem. Additionally, grasses support microbial life, further enriching soil quality.

How much of the Earth is made up of grasslands?

Grasslands cover approximately 40% of the Earth's land surface. These ecosystems, which include savannas, prairies, and steppes, are characterized by their dominant vegetation of grasses. They are found on every continent except Antarctica and play a crucial role in supporting biodiversity, agriculture, and traditional ways of life for many communities. Grasslands are important for carbon storage and maintaining ecological balance.

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Height (Mature): 36”-60” | 91.4-152.4 cm
Bloom: Late spring to summer
Flower Color: Red
Care: Water weekly; moist soils; full sun
Scientific name: Calamagrostis acutiflora

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