About 8 feet tall.
I'm sorry, I haven't looked it up yet. It grows in a wetland not far from us.
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1 comment:
Wow! That's a great angle. Makes it look super tall -- not that it isn't at eight feet. Glad I don't have to mow it :0)!
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