Typha latifolia - Broad-Leaved Cattail (Plant) Reptiles & Amphibians It produces round masses of

It produces round masses of purple flowers that attract butterflies

This miniature is excellent planted in rock crevices or in small containers

Can be difficult in inland southern California gardens

Cold Hardy to 25 degrees F Distribution n Channel Islands Natural Habitat Closed-cone-pine forest

Typha latifolia - Broad-Leaved Cattail (Plant) Reptiles & Amphibians It produces round masses ofRecommended for large ponds, streams or marsh edges where it will attract songbirds such as red winged blackbirds and waterfoul such as mallards, ducks, and cormorants. Excellent for erosion control. Plant Characteristics Family Name Typhaceae Species Name Typha latifolia Common Name Broad Leaved Cattail Plant Type Perennial Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Sun, Water Requirement High Soil Type Loam, medium draining Flower Color Bronze, Brown, Copper