Reed canary grass has been planted throughout the U.S. since the 1800s for forage and erosion control. It can outcompete most native species in natural wetlands and presents a major challenge for ...

Reed canarygrass comes from Europe, Asia and North America. An annual precipitation of 16 or more inches is preferred for this grass. Its winter hardiness is excellent, but it has poor heat tolerance.

Compared to wood, reed canary grass is characterized by its low lignin content ... This refers to farming in wet peatlands with locally adapted plant species. Paludicultures help to maintain the ...

Reed canary grass is not listed as an invasive species in Illinois, but at least 15 other states list it as invasive. As a cool-season grass, reed canary grass will grow in the spring and flower late ...