A tall and elegant marginal plant with narrow upright green leaves and distinctive brown cigar-shaped flower spikes through summer. Typha angustifolia, commonly known as Reedmace, is ideal for larger pond margins, wildlife ponds and natural planting schemes. It adds height and movement at the water’s edge while helping provide shelter for amphibians, insects and other pond wildlife. A classic native aquatic plant with strong architectural presence.
Position: Full sun to partial shade Planting depth: 5–15cm (2–6") water over crown Height: 100–150cm Spread: 45–75cm Flowering: June to August Foliage: Narrow upright green leaves with brown seed heads Wildlife friendly: Excellent habitat and nesting cover Hardy: Yes
