
Typha Laxmannii P9
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Typha Laxmannii is a marginal plant with miniature needle leaves and small brown flower spikes. Suitable for patio gardening, small ponds, streams, ditches and bog-gardens in full sun and partial shade.
Plant Size
Mature Height: 60cm - 150cm
Mature Spread: 45cm
What To Know
Flowering Time: July - October
Position: Full sun - partial shade
Water Depth: 2-10cm
How to Care
Easily grown in rich wet loams in full sun to part shade. Will grow in shallow water or wet, boggy soils. In water gardens, plant in containers set in no more than 6 of water. May be planted directly in the muddy shallows of ponds or pools. Spreads by rhizomes, but is more restrained than most larger species of cattail. May self-seed.
Root system may puncture pond liners.
Do not trim foliage of Typha minima in Autumn - wait till new growth starts in Spring. Allow plant to remain congested in its basket for more bulrush heads.
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Description
Buy Typha laxmannii P9 Online or In-Store at Newlands!
Typha Laxmannii is a marginal plant with miniature needle leaves and small brown flower spikes. Suitable for patio gardening, small ponds, streams, ditches and bog-gardens in full sun and partial shade.
Plant Size
Mature Height: 60cm - 150cm
Mature Spread: 45cm
What To Know
Flowering Time: July - October
Position: Full sun - partial shade
Water Depth: 2-10cm
How to Care
Easily grown in rich wet loams in full sun to part shade. Will grow in shallow water or wet, boggy soils. In water gardens, plant in containers set in no more than 6 of water. May be planted directly in the muddy shallows of ponds or pools. Spreads by rhizomes, but is more restrained than most larger species of cattail. May self-seed.
Root system may puncture pond liners.
Do not trim foliage of Typha minima in Autumn - wait till new growth starts in Spring. Allow plant to remain congested in its basket for more bulrush heads.


















