Plant Profile: Dulichium arundinaceum var. arundinaceum

Threeway Sedge is a native grass belonging to the sedge family, prevalent in Canada and various regions of the United States, typically thriving along streambanks, bogs, and marshes. Its distinctive feature is the arrangement of its leaves, which appear in groups of three when viewed from above, leading to its common name. This plant flowers from July to October and thrives best in full sun to partial shade.

While Threeway Sedge is suitable for planting near marshes, bogs, ponds, or streams, it may be challenging to locate for purchase.