

'Peppermint Stick' is a striking cultivar of Giant Reed, featuring massive, corn-like leaves boldly striped lengthwise in cream and green. It forms a towering, bamboo-like clump 10-15 feet tall (smaller than the species). A dramatic architectural plant for large spaces. Note: species can be invasive in warm climates; this cultivar may be less aggressive.
| Family: | Poaceae (poh-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Arundo (a-RUN-doh) |
| Species: | donax (DON-aks) |
| Cultivar: | Peppermint Stick |
Full sun; moist, fertile soil. Tolerates wet feet. USDA zones 6-10. Use as a bold specimen, screen, or in large containers (to restrict spread). The striped foliage is stunning backlit. **Caution:** Arundo donax is invasive in many warm regions (CA, TX, FL, etc.). Check local regulations; plant responsibly, preferably in containers.
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