Hardstem Bulrush

Hardstem Bulrush is a perennial sedge that thrives in water up to several feet deep. It is a vital component of riparian ecosystems, offering nesting sites and cover for birds and other wildlife, while its roots help stabilize banks and filter pollutants from water. The plant's dark green stems are topped with small, brownish spikelets in summer, which are often obscured by the dense foliage but contribute to the ecological health of wetland environments.

• Grows best in standing water or very wet soil conditions.
• Can be divided in spring or fall to control growth or propagate new plants.
• Ensure that planting sites remain consistently wet or submerged. Suitable for large-scale restoration and stabilization projects.