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Typha angustifolia c.s.

B and T World Seeds' Botanical Glossary

B and T World Seeds' reference number: 1528

The average, annual, minimum temperature zone where Typha angustifolia c.s. is cold hardy
USDA Zone:3 -40° to -30°F (-40° to -34.5°C)

Type of plant - perennial

Flower or inflorescence: dark RUST-BROWN cylindrical head

Fruit: seed 1-1.5mm. long

Foliage: 3-6mm. wide

Height, in meters: 2
Height, in feet: 6.60

Typha angustifolia c.s. sales history

Common names for Typha angustifolia c.s.:

Lesser Bulrush, Narrow Leaved Reed Mace, Pu huang, Schmalblattriger Rohrkolben, Small Reed Mace, Soft Flag,

Typha angustifolia c.s. is included in the following
B and T World Seeds flowering plant categories.

12	: British Native Wild Flowers Shrubs and Trees
19	: Everlasting and Dried Flower Seeds Australian and Other
34	: Oriental Herb and Vegetable Seed List
	Not all Oriental Herbs are Culinary, or even edible. Be sure to correctly identify and prepare all herbs and vegetables before use.
36	: Herb Seed List Culinary Medicinal Dye and Aromatic
	Not all medicinal, dye or aromatic plants are edible, some are toxic if eaten and others are dangerous if applied to the skin. Please check uses for plants.
44	: Cut flowers Commercial and other Recommended Varieties
56	: Aquatic and Semi aquatic Plant Seeds
77	: Central European Native and Introduced Plants
87	: Natives of Central U.S.A.
153	: Semi Salt Tolerant Plant Seeds
161	: Edible Flowers
	Some flowers are poisonous if not cooked. Some are only edible while in bud. Identify and correctly prepare all flowers before eating. Do not eat flowers that have been sprayed with weedkiller or other chemicals.
166	: Rushes and Sedges, Cyperus etc.
	For complete Gramineae list see list 408
180	: Aquatics Used For Water Treatment
674	: Typhaceae
719	: North American Native Ethnobotanicals
	Including medicinal, dye, fiber, food, construction, ritual

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