Scirpus+cyperinus

//Scirpus cyperinus// Sedge family (Cyperaceae)
 * Wool Grass **

-This native perennial plant consists of a clump of low vegetative shoots, from which arises one or more flowering stalks about 3-5' tall -The blades of these leaves are up to ½" (12 mm.) across and 2' long; they are ascending to widely spreading -The leaf sheaths are medium green, glabrous, and closed. -The leaves of the low vegetative shoots are similar to the leaves of the flowering stalks, except the former are somewhat smaller than the latter and more evergreen. -Habitats consist of both sandy and non-sandy wetlands, including marshes, swamps, sloughs (seasonal streams), sedge meadows, gravelly seeps, and borders of ponds

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