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Reed canary grass is a sod-forming perennial grass that produces tall (2 to 8 ft) shoots, and reproduces by seed, underground spread, and from fragments. This plant forms thick creeping underground stems called rhizomes (Figure 1). Reed canary grass is considered native to the temperate regions of all five continents.
