Calamagrostis Arundinacea Subsp. Montana

Bluejoint grass, scientifically known as Calamagrostis arundinacea subsp. montana, is a native North American plant that thrives in moist to wet environments. It is recognized for its tall, slender stalks and feathery plumes that add a striking visual element to wetlands and stream sides. This grass species is often used in ecological restoration projects due to its ability to stabilize soil and support local wildlife. Its hardy nature makes it adaptable to a variety of wetland conditions, from bogs to marshes. With its graceful appearance and environmental benefits, Bluejoint grass plays a vital role in maintaining healthy wetland ecosystems.