Juncus effusus spiralis 'Twister' ~ Monrovia® ColorGrass® Twister Rush mounding May experience some dieback in

May experience some dieback in winter

it's also important to monitor its spread to ensure it doesn't become invasive

Ulmus parvifolia Allee 3zz

Its large lobed foliage with a silvery underside that turns rich yellow and brown in fall

History: Dawn Redwood was thought to be extinct until living specimens were discovered in China in the 1940s

Juncus effusus spiralis 'Twister' ~ Monrovia® ColorGrass® Twister Rush mounding May experience some dieback inMonrovia Twister Rush is a grass like wetland perennial with distinctive cylindrical non jointed stems that are tightly spiraled and uncoil as they grow to spread in every direction. The flowers and seedpods are inconspicuous. Best in full sun and moist to wet well drained soils. Though it looks coarse, the stems are soft to the touch. Type: Orn. Grass, Perennial Height: 1' 1. 5' Spread: 1' 1. 5' Spacing: 1 USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 9 Culture: Full Sun,