Bolboschoenus maritimus ssp. paludosus (Seacoast Bulrush)

Sea Coast Bulrush is a robust perennial wetland sedge that forms dense stands from rhizomes and underground tubers. It's usually found in saltmarshes, but can also occur in other types of wetlands and shoreline habitats. The genus name Bolboschoenus means "bulb-rush," referring to the swollen underground tubers Plant Details habitat Saltmarshes, marshes, and shorelines light Full sun moisture Wet height 50 - 100 cm flowering June to July habit Rhizomatous perennial sedge feature Deer-resistant, salt-tolerant companion plants Common Silverweed, Tufted Hairgrass, Lyngbyei's Sedge, Seaside Arrowgrass, Pacific Water-parsley, Seed Details seeds/packet Details coming soon seeds/gram Details coming soon seeds/square meter *? Details coming soon square meters/gram Details coming soon cost/gram $3.00 (when purchased in bulk; min $25) sowing time Sow in fall for spring germination. Cold stratification required.