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=== Soil and water === Choose a well-drained site, using the species' varied native habitats as a guide rather than treating its riparian occurrence as a requirement for permanently wet soil. Specialist cultivation guidance describes tolerance of well-drained loamy soils, while the institutional accounts place the shrub in riparian, grassland, woodland, and mountain settings.<sup id="cite_ref-3">[[#cite_note-3|[3]]]</sup> Establishment plantings should therefore provide dependable moisture without stagnant conditions, with drainage taking priority where soils remain saturated. The rhizomatous habit and documented suckering make it useful where a spreading shrub is wanted, but root disturbance and later spread should be considered before planting beside paths or among slower-growing plants.<sup>[[#cite_note-2|[2]]]</sup>
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