Juncus tenuis virgin's bower Named Path Rush because of

Named Path Rush because of its ability to tolerate foot traffic along trails and paths

With its tubular

this smallest variety of Goldenrod produces bright yellow flowers on arching stalks that bloom from summer to early fall

Considered an important pollinator plant

Though not as abundant as other varieties of asters

Juncus tenuis virgin's bower Named Path Rush because ofNamed Path Rush because of its ability to tolerate foot traffic along trails and paths, this adaptable, low growing rush forms small clumps with seeds in upright stems. Spreads easily, helps with soil erosion and enrichment, and is salt tolerant and deer resistant. A good choice as a walkable groundcover or lawn alternative.