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Plant Database
Pacific Rush
Juncus effusus
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Native
Photo Credit: Richard Gardner, Bugwood.org
Photo Credit: Joseph M. DiTomaso, University of California - Davis, Bugwood.org
Photo Credit: Richard Gardner, Bugwood.org
Plant Description
Pacific rush is a sturdy wetland plant that thrives in standing water. It forms thick clumps of evergreen spikes. The fibrous rhizomes create stable mats that prevent erosion control improve water quality. The seeds and flowers will make the garden a popular spot with birds and insects.
Plant Details
Life Forms
Grass or Grass-like
Habitats
Abandoned fields
Aquatic
Disturbed sites
Ditches
Emergent
Farm fields
Floodplains
Forest edges
Gardens
Grasslands
Lakes
Little Habitats
Marshes
Meadows
Parklands
Pastures
Ponds
Residential yards
Riparian areas
Rivers
Roadsides
Seeps
Streams
Swamps
Waterways
Wet prairies
Wetlands
Soil and Moisture Conditions
Moist to wet
Poorly drained
Seasonally flooded soil
Special Uses
Attracts birds
Attracts pollinators and or other beneficial insects
Erosion control
Evergreen
Forage/grazing
Herbaceous
Perennial
Provides soil stabilization
Provides wildlife habitat
Restoration/revegetation
Shade Preference
Full shade
Full sun
Part shade
Mature Height
4'
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