Exceptional trampling resistance enables survival in footpaths and crushed areas
Thrives in wet, waterlogged, and drought conditions for versatile planting
Supports a wide range of pollinators and small insects for biodiversity
Tolerant of pollution and heat, suitable for urban and industrial sites
Can be transplanted into grid configurations or used in rock gardens and bioswales
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A tenacious, architecturally beautiful, and under-appreciated plant with numerous uses.
Found almost nationwide, path rush takes is named for its resistance to trampling -- surviving in the compacted soil of foot paths.
More than simply that, it is a survivor of the most difficult places – growing in wet and water-logged soils that dry ou
