Does Sedge Grass Grow Around the Pond Edge or in the Water

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Sedge grass can grow around a pond’s edge and even in the water. This type of grass requires constant moisture to thrive. Sedge grass survives growing in 2- to 3-inches of water. Dry and windy sites are not good areas to plant sedge grass.

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Karen Carter has spent the last three years working as a technology specialist in the public school system. This position included hardware/software installation, customer support, and writing training manuals. She also spent four years as a newspaper editor/reporter at the Willapa Harbor Herald.

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Does Sedge Grass Grow Around the Pond Edge or in the Water

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