Cinna arundinacea Size:PLS oz When it comes to soil

When it comes to soil moisture

This plant is a vital part of the ecosystem

and for its drought tolerance once established

Woolgrass plays a key role in wetland ecosystems by providing cover for birds and producing seeds that serve as food for waterfowl

and adaptability to moist soils make it a strong choice for native plant gardens

Cinna arundinacea Size:PLS oz When it comes to soilCinna arundinacea, known as Wood Reed Grass, is a graceful native perennial grass that thrives in moist woodlands, riparian areas, and shaded meadows. Blooming from mid to late summer, its tall, arching stems bear loose, airy panicles of pale green to purplish tinged spikelets that sway elegantly in the breeze. This soft, feathery texture adds movement and a natural charm to woodland plantings and restoration projects. Wood Reed Grass grows 35 feet