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Typha minima

Typha minima · Pruning

Typha minima · Typha minima

Plant in fertile, boggy soil or pond margins at up to 10cm water depth in a sunny spot. It is not considered a nuisance, so suitable for smaller ponds, in containers and aquatic container planting

Watering: Keep soil consistently moist to wet, never allowing roots to drySunlight: Full sunInformation to be completed
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How to Prune Typha minima?

Remove dead leaves and old flower stems before the onset of new growth in spring

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