$15.00 – $100.00
Broad-fruited bur-reed (Sparganium eurycarpum)
An emergent aquatic bur-reed common to marshes and the shorelines of ponds and lakes. Insects such as aquatic leaf beetles and borer moths feed on the leaves. Muskrats eat the entire plant. Seeds are consumed by ducks and shoreline birds.
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Broad-fruited bur-reed (Sparganium eurycarpum)
An emergent aquatic bur-reed common to marshes and the shorelines of ponds and lakes. Large, blade like leaves reach a height of 4-6 feet. Insects such as aquatic leaf beetles and borer moths feed on the leaves. Muskrats eat the entire plant. In mid-summer, a sequence of flowers emerges from a central stalk, and when pollinated, form hard-packed balls with numerous seeds, which are consumed by ducks and shoreline birds.
| Potted Plants | 3 Pack of 3" deep pots, Half tray (16 plants) of 3" deep pots, Full tray (32 plants) of 3" deep pots, Full tray (50 plants) of 2" plugs |
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