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Baltic rush
Baltic rush (Juncus balticus) is a salt-loving plant that you're most likely to see in salt marshes and coastal dunes, although it has spread extensively along heavily salted roads in New England. This grasslike rush is very useful for planting on soils that require stabilizing since its root system is specially designed for these conditions.
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Bloom Time
75 cm
Plant Height
White, Yellow, Red, Brown
Flower Color
Semi-evergreen
Leaf type
15 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Baltic rush

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15 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Native to wetlands, baltic rush thrives in moist, high-humidity environments and endures periods of flooding while also being drought tolerant. To maintain its vigor, it should be watered weekly, especially during the growing season, due to its adeptness at managing soil moisture levels.
Fertilize: Fertilize baltic rush annually in spring using mulch or compost to replicate its natural habitat. Avoid over-fertilization to prevent yellowing leaves. Adjust fertilization based on plant size, ensuring even distribution away from the base to promote nutrient absorption and prevent rot.
Pruning: Baltic rush features cylindrical stems and requires early spring pruning to cut back dead stems for healthy growth. Minimal maintenance is ideal, promoting new shoots and vigor. This seasonal pruning supports development as conditions warm, maintaining a neat appearance and preventing overcrowding.
Propagation: This perennial thrives in moist environments and can be propagated by dividing root clumps during active growth. Gardeners should ensure each division has sufficient roots and space them adequately to accommodate moderate spreading, providing consistent moisture post-planting for establishment.
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