Corkscrew Juncus at Glen Weldon blog

Corkscrew Juncus. Its curled leaves have a spiraled pattern, giving the plant its common name. Corkscrew rush (sometimes called juncus spiralis) is a novelty cultivar with captivating coiled stems, spreading out in every direction as they grow. The corkscrew rush plant is a charming enhancement for gardens or water features, boasting a profusion of lively spirals. Perennial corkscrew rush makes an excellent plant for use near a water feature, in container gardens, or even as an indoor specimen. Corkscrew rush is an easy to grow ornamental rush form of juncus effusus with interesting twisted stems. Juncus effusus ‘spiralis’, commonly known as corkscrew rush, is a unique underwater aquatic species of the juncus family. Try growing corkscrew rush anywhere that plentiful water is available. Its leaves are slightly stiff, yet not rigid, making it perfect for adding life and texture to a vivarium. Below, we’ve put together a short guide outlining all you need to know about this delightful plant, including its preferences, care, and propagation. 'sparilis' has no leaves, but the stems are attractive, corkscrews which are both. In this guide, you'll get tips for growing juncus effusus.

Juncus effusus ‘spiralis’, commonly known as corkscrew rush, is a unique underwater aquatic species of the juncus family. Try growing corkscrew rush anywhere that plentiful water is available. Its curled leaves have a spiraled pattern, giving the plant its common name. 'sparilis' has no leaves, but the stems are attractive, corkscrews which are both. Corkscrew rush (sometimes called juncus spiralis) is a novelty cultivar with captivating coiled stems, spreading out in every direction as they grow. Perennial corkscrew rush makes an excellent plant for use near a water feature, in container gardens, or even as an indoor specimen. Its leaves are slightly stiff, yet not rigid, making it perfect for adding life and texture to a vivarium. Corkscrew rush is an easy to grow ornamental rush form of juncus effusus with interesting twisted stems. Below, we’ve put together a short guide outlining all you need to know about this delightful plant, including its preferences, care, and propagation. In this guide, you'll get tips for growing juncus effusus.

Juncus effusus f. 'Spiralis' syn. Juncus effusus 'Spiralis' dwarf

Corkscrew Juncus Try growing corkscrew rush anywhere that plentiful water is available. Its leaves are slightly stiff, yet not rigid, making it perfect for adding life and texture to a vivarium. Perennial corkscrew rush makes an excellent plant for use near a water feature, in container gardens, or even as an indoor specimen. Corkscrew rush is an easy to grow ornamental rush form of juncus effusus with interesting twisted stems. Try growing corkscrew rush anywhere that plentiful water is available. Below, we’ve put together a short guide outlining all you need to know about this delightful plant, including its preferences, care, and propagation. 'sparilis' has no leaves, but the stems are attractive, corkscrews which are both. In this guide, you'll get tips for growing juncus effusus. The corkscrew rush plant is a charming enhancement for gardens or water features, boasting a profusion of lively spirals. Its curled leaves have a spiraled pattern, giving the plant its common name. Juncus effusus ‘spiralis’, commonly known as corkscrew rush, is a unique underwater aquatic species of the juncus family. Corkscrew rush (sometimes called juncus spiralis) is a novelty cultivar with captivating coiled stems, spreading out in every direction as they grow.