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sedge

[sej] / sɛdʒ /


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What was once a coastal bay is now dotted with small lakes, peat bogs, and mires with white sphagnum mosses and grassy sedge plants.

From Scientific American

Here, the water receives another level of cleaning as it slowly filters through saltgrass, native sedges and Arroyo willow, as well as a porous stone barrier.

From Los Angeles Times

One requirement will be to fill the voids left by the retreating ephemerals, which can be achieved by planting among them some of the smaller ferns and sedges, along with other persisting ground covers.

From Washington Post

You could cover the ground of a wetland garden with all manner of herbaceous plants, including sedges, hostas and, especially, ferns.

From Washington Post

Within 1 year, the banks bloomed with sedges like a Chia pet.

From Science Magazine