Juncus Spiralis Home Design mature stems reveal the peeling

mature stems reveal the peeling bark that gives ninebark its common name and provides subtle winter interest

If you’re designing a pollinator garden or a wildlife border

most plants grow to about 18–24 inches tall and 18–30 inches wide in a roomy pot

It is especially rewarding when planted in a sunny location with well-drained soil and enough moisture to stay healthy through summer

do not remove the spurs at the end of the vines because that is where the blooms will form

Juncus Spiralis Home Design mature stems reveal the peelingLooking for something a little different? Maybe this year, you want your mixed containers or patio pots to be a little different. Juncus Spiralis might be just what you're looking for. The new and exciting corkscrew rush Juncus produces loads of green spiraled foliage that resembles corkscrews shooting from the ground. Resembling an ornamental grass in all aspects, this crazy little plant is actually a Type of Rush. Rushes have round leaves, whereas