Phragmites australis | Common reed | Marginal Plant

Common reed is an excellent marginal plant, perfect for adding structure and interest to the shallow edges of your pond. It's a beneficial pond edge plant for attracting wildlife, offering cover for emerging creatures like froglets and newly hatched dragonflies. Generally fully hardy and low maintenance, it thrives with minimal fuss. The foliage of Common reed often provides a pleasant visual texture, and it may produce seasonal flowers. Grow in a sunny or partly shaded position in wet soil or shallow water around ponds, rain gardens, or streams.

• Submerge roots/base slightly in shallow water
• Plant in sun or partial shade in wet soil or water
• A bright and versatile accent plant for pond edges
• Low maintenance and highly beneficial to wildlife