The true fox-sedge is a rare and threatened plant in the UK. It relies on lowland floodplain meadows and damp habitats, which are rapidly disappearing. Look for reddish-brown flowers in summer.

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Shrub cover is usually less than 30% but may occasionally be higher; meadowsweet is a characteristic shrub. Other wetland sedges and grasses are scattered in with the tussock sedge and bluejoint grass ...

Community Description: Expanses of tall sedges and grasses grow on saturated peat, with the silvery hue of slender sedge, typically the dominant species, often visible from a distance. Beaked sedge ...

The stems are erect, 15-76 cm tall, waxy, triangular, and unbranched. Triangular stems are characteristic of the sedge family. The leaves are grass-like, long and narrow, shiny, hairless, with closed ...

The Sedge Warbler is a small, quite plump warbler with a striking broad creamy stripe above its eye and greyish-brown legs. It's brown on top with blackish streaks and creamy white underneath. It's a ...

Phu Tan village has about 20 hectares of growing sedge, a decreases compared to previous years (25 hectares) as locals shift to growing grass to feed cattle. Sedge is a common plant in freshwater ...

Find out when to collect seeds and how to propagate native grasses, sedges, lilies, flaxes, epiphytes and climbers. fThis seed collection and propagation guide is a short version of Ecosourcing News, ...

Related to the Marsh Wren but different in some key habits, the Sedge Wren is a rather mysterious creature for many birders. It is often hard to see as it creeps about in damp sedge meadows of the ...

Nutsedge is a deceptive, fast-growing lawn weed that seamlessly blends in with regular grass, making its early detection and subsequent removal quite challenging. This weed sports taller blades than ...

It is also one of the most "gentle-to-turf" pesticides for nutsedge control, so your turf grass should be fine; however, do use caution. Be careful not to get it on any desirable plants ...