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Carex aquatilis (Water Sedge)Carex aquatilis (Water Sedge) is a warm season sedge that forms a rhizomatous mass and reaches about five feet high. It can be quite aggressive so if used in wetland restorations it can compete well with invasive species, however, be cautious on small landscapes. This sedge prefers standing water, but can also thrive in saturated soil conditions. Many butterflies, moths, and skippers use it as larval food and several species of waterfowl consume the

this tree is quite rare and would be found in swamp forests

which gives it it's other common name duck potato

Beloved by pollinators

One of the classic "tall grass prairie " plants can exhibit great golden fall colors and winter structural interest

It brings in the butterflies and is a statement plant for the garden

It has greenish-white flowers that have a purple undertone

Carex penslyvanica rely on oak woodlands

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Acorus americanus (Sweet Flag) is a staple of many wet prairie and marsh communities around the Midwest

it is likely that the stems will break while shipping

These plants are extremely tolerant of many soil types

This tree can also produce syrups