cape rush or gray rush?
tskn (Sunset 24, USDA Zone 10a)
10 years ago
I was looking for cape rush. The nursery said this was it, but I now have doubts. Did I buy cape rush or gray rush? There's a huge difference in the water requirement, and I'd like to know if I bought the right plant before I plant.
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