GRASSES & SEDGES

Grasses and sedges bring both structure and sustenance to your landscape, benefiting you and local wildlife. Their clumping habit creates natural pathways and tunnels, offering protection for game birds, ground-nesting songbirds, and small mammals. Bumblebee queens and ground-nesting birds often nest at the base, while grasshoppers, beetles, caterpillars, and other insects feast on the foliage. In winter, bluebirds, other birds, and small mammals

rely on their seeds as a vital food source.