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10 years ago

Hi,
Can anyone identify the plant in the photograph please.
Thanks kmgjmgbrg

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SusanC
10 years ago
Maybe Arondo donax, giant reed?

Here is a link that might be useful: Arondo donax, giant reed
linaria_gw
10 years ago
The leaf blades look different from Arundo. It could be some Miscanthus, some species get very tall and can be invasive in warmer zones,
Is it a young plant/ planted recently? The clump is so narrow, not typical for matur plants.

Bye, Lin
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aswhad
10 years ago
Miscanthus would be my guess to

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