In Montérégie, phragmites populations are so widespread in the ditches around highways that we believe they are part of the natural landscape. Phragmites is a perennial grass that invades wetlands in North America. They proliferate at an accelerated rate, creating dense monocultures that are not conducive to coexistence with native species.
- Features :
- Large grass, up to 5 metres tall
- Blue-green leaves
- Plump, feathery inflorescences
- What to do in the presence of phragmites or common reeds? :
- Don’t touch it
- Contact Services Brossard([email protected]) and send a photo (if possible)