THREE SQUARE SEDGE - TN NURSERY

Three-square sedge is a wetland plant native to the Americas, traditionally used for weaving baskets and hats. It grows 1.5 to 4 feet tall in marshes and ditches, spreads quickly through dense roots, and tolerates salt water and fluctuating conditions once established.
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Welcome to TN Nursery YouTube channel. Today, let's talk about three-square sedge. The three-square sedge is well known for its multiple uses, weaving baskets and hats. Schoeneplectus pungens are species of flowering plant belonging to the sedge family of Cyperaceae. Three-square sedge and three-square bulrushes are the shared names of this plant. These plants originated from South and North America and were widely spread all around the world. It usually appears in ditches, streams, marshy areas, floods, and along the pool margins and lakes. It is a herbaceous plant with an actual height of 1.5 to 4 feet at maturity. It is V-shaped towards its base and flattened at the tip. These plants have dense roots and rhizomes that help in forming new plants. It consists of three-angled, stout, erect stem which is glamorous in light to medium green or bluish-green. Three-square sedge are progressive in every soil type from moist to wet and clay to loamy soils. The white spongy substance inside Cone stem holds the leaves erectly. The leaf blade, photosynthetic part, originates near the base of the stem. The color of the leaves is light to dark green. The plant does not need proper watering and care when established. It is also salty water and water induction tolerant. Three Square Sedge, Schoenoplectus pungens, is for sale at TN Wholesale Nursery with low prices and fast shipping. Thanks for watching.
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