SOFT RUSH GRASS - TN NUIRSERY

Soft Rush grass grows 2 to 4 feet tall in zones 3 through 9 and flowers year-round, peaking June through September. It needs moist soil and full sun to part shade, and benefits from cutting back old stems before spring.
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Welcome to TN Nursery YouTube channel. Today let's talk about soft rush grass. The soft rush grass is known for its beautiful vase-like appearance. The botanical name is Juncus effusus and it belongs to the Juncaceae family. Besides soft rush, it is also commonly known as everyday rush, mat rush, and bog rush. The plant's body looks like a grass vase with pretty little colorful flowers. Soft rush grass blooms all year round. It is an herbaceous plant and grows up to 2 to 4 feet in height and width. The plant blooms all year round, but the best blooming time for the plant is summers, especially during June to August or September. They are cutting old stems of the plant after the winters and before spring encourages faster and better growth. The favorite growing zone format Rush is hardiness zones from 3 to 9. The growth rate of Soft Rush grass is rapid in the moist garden in full sun with a warm winter climate. It appreciates growing in full sun to part shade. The plant does not need extra care if only provided with a suitable atmosphere. You can plant it indoors in a big pot or container with ample space for the perfect growth of its roots. The flowers of the Soft Rush are small in size and yellowish-green, reddish-brown to purple. Soft Rush grass is for sale at Tennessee Wholesale Nursery, with low prices and fast shipping. Thanks for watching!
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