Typha latifolia

Also called Common Cattail

Clumping spreading stands of sword-like leaves
Central flower stalks, equal to the height of the leaves, hold male and female flowers
Cylindrical flowers turn brown after fertilization
Male flowers disperse, leaving that familiar fruiting spike used in floral arrangements
Can self-seed or spread by rhizomes
Commonly aggressive
Bloom Time: June to July
Foliage Height: 200 cm

ZONE:
3

COLOUR:
Brown

HEIGHT:
125-200 cm

SPREAD:
200-500 cm

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PL72

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Growing and Maintenance Tips:

Cattails grow best in shallow water along pond edges or in swamps. They provide cover and food for wildlife. Roots can go deep, and become difficult to remove. If planting in small ponds, a root restrainer will be necessary.