0 a plant like grass that grows on wet ground, often next to rivers:
This wetland sedge forms low-growing attractive clumps of fine-leaved vegetation.
It is possible that the marsh is still in a state of flux, with dominant high marsh communities dominated by mixed annuals and perennials rather than sedge swamp communities.
The lovely sea sedge has given way to a thin skein of green pasture that is not required at a time of set-aside land.
One plant on the list, the fingered sedge, is to be found in my constituency.
First, we refer to pasture land on which the vegetation is solely or mainly bracken, gorse, heather rushes and sedge.
It is the visiting public or the visiting naturalist who wants to take a particular plant or sedge against whom protection is needed.
Is heather, gorse, sedge or thistle a natural growth in any given case?
There is also a considerable amount of fen left which, in the past, was used for the cutting of sedge and rush for thatching, and so on.
Some species that may be observed in the countryside surrounding the village are buzzards, quail, and reed and sedge warblers.
