Bristly Sedge

Overview

Bristly Sedge is a perennial native grass that is common throughout North America. It is a clump-forming plant that can reach heights up to 1.6 meters. It is characterized by its lightly branched stems that feature pointed, yellow-green leaves and narrow flower spikes. The long, brown fruit spikes are characteristic of this plant, which is often used as a wetland, pond, and reclamation species. Bristly Sedge is low maintenance and requires little fertilization or mowing. It is an excellent choice for both ornamental and habitat restorations, providing food and shelter for beneficial wildlife.

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