Common Spike-rush

glade overgrown with eleocharis palustris
White pattern
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glade overgrown with eleocharis palustris

Common Spike-rush

Eleocharis palustris

£111.65 Depending on tray size

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Grows in marshes and pond margins. Common Spike-rush is hairless and produces yellowish brown fruits.

Available in 65cc and 110cc trays as standard. Please add to your list and enquire for more information.

Quantity

Flowering Period

Late Flowering

Aspect
Full Sun

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