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Typha latifolia- Common cattail/ Bulrush

Typha latifolia is an erect, rhizomatous, semiaquatic or aquatic, perennial herb. The stout rhizomes, which are located 3 to 4 inches below the soil surface, grow up to 27 inches in length and are typically 0.2 to 1.2 inches in diameter. Common cattail is found in wet meadows, marshes, fens, pond and lake margins, roadside ditches, irrigation canals, oxbow lakes, and backwater areas of rivers and streams. Many people have clear memories as a child, playing with the fluff of a Cat-tail. You can grow them in a pond or container that does not drain and the flowers look stunning in flower arrangements. Typha latifolia is a popular ornamental species of flowering plants in the Typhaceae family. In cultivation, this plant goes by many common names including Common cattail, Bulrush, Cooper’s reed, Cat-o’-nine-tails, Broadleaf cattail, and Cumbungi. Common cattail plants cover large areas around the world. They are native to different regions of North and South America, northern Asia, Europe, and northern Africa. These plants show up in numerous wetland habitats like swamps, marshes, lakes, slow-flowing streams, ditches, or seeps.