Reed canary grass easily outcompetes other vegetation and is often the first plant to grow in an area that has experienced some sort of disturbance.

With the reed canary grass beaten back, Nahant managers will then reseed the ground with native plants in the late fall and early winter.

Let’s look at some of the basic features of reed canary grass before we make the leap towards eliminating it. Its three- to 10-inch green blades taper from base to tip, ranging in width from one ...

These days most of the sloughs at the K-Farm have evolved into solid reed canary grass. What a welcome gift! It has just been amazing how this prolific grass planted itself in our sloughs.

Alabama Democratic Party ‘leaders’ would rather remain irrelevant and stuck in the past than relinquish control and move the party forward. Depicted above, Nancy Worley and Joe Reed are ...

Caption Researchers from Aarhus University are comparing greenhouse gas emissions from a conventional potato crop rotation on drained peat soil with the cultivation of reed canary grass for ...

The Johnson County Department of Natural Resources has successfully controlled the spread of reed canary grass, an invasive plant species along the Iowa River Corridor, through a three-year rotation ...

A native island that was once heavily eroded and filled with invasive reed canary grass is now one of the first ecosystem restoration projects in full d ...

MARYSVILLE — Nicole Sieminski’s boots squished through water-laden reed canary grass as she made her way to Allen Creek, the site of the Tulalip Tribes next salmon restoration project ...

Q • At a nearby garden there is a grass growing that is approximately 30 feet tall and looks like a corn plant; however, it is not. This grass is ...

What: Karl Foerster feather reed grass, also known as Calamagrostis acutiflora Karl Foerster, is valued for its early bloom time and its erect, architectural form, slightly tighter than other ...