- Type:
- Rush or Sedge
- USDA hardiness zones:
- 4-9
ëBlonde Ambition is a corkscrew rush that is noted for its variegated green and gold stems. It is known as corkscrew rush because it features a tuft of cylindrical, tightly-spiraled, corkscrew-like stems (to 1/4î thick) which uncoil as they grow and spread out in all directions (both upward and prostrate). Clumps typically grow to only 8î tall but spread to 18î. Insignificant, tiny, yellowish-green to pale brown flowers appear in compact clusters (cymes) at or slightly below the stem tips in summer. To some, spiral-type rushes are unique and interesting foliage plants whose corkscrew-like ... more »
- Full sun
- Wet
- Low
Easily grown in wet soils, including standing water, in full sun. Tolerates light shade, but best in full sun. Needs ample moisture and grows well in standing water up to about 4î deep. Plants are often slow to establish, but once established will slowly spread by creeping roots. Plant in containers sunk in the mud to control any possible spread.
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