Reed canary grass is a perennial grass that grows in dense mats that can reach up to nine feet tall. It loves light, and moist fertile soil, growing most often in wetlands, ditches and soggy fields.

With the reed canary grass beaten back, Nahant managers will then reseed the ground with native plants in the late fall and early winter. That time of year works best, because native plants ...

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 ...

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 design and implementation phase for the ...

After a long and difficult battle against reed canary grass, an invasive plant species living along the Iowa River Corridor for decades, the Johnson County Department of Natural Resources says it has ...

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.