Grasses
Sawgrass
- Description:
- Latin Name-Cladium Hardy Zone- 8-10 Mature Height- 5-8ft Sun Or Shade- Full Sun
Here's how your plants will look on arrival. All plants are dormant with no leaves or foliage.
Sawgrass - Cladium Jamaicense.
Sawgrass is a sedge of brackish and fresh marshes. Its leaves are thin and sharp. On the margin of the leaves, it has saw-like teeth hence the driving of the name sawgrass. The Sawgrass plant is typical in wetlands, and it makes a lovely addition to Water Lake and ponds. The plant is also known as the Cladium Jamaicense. Sawgrass grows six or seven feet tall. The plant primarily grows in brackish water wetlands as well as shallow freshwater marshes. Sawgrass grows well in marl soils and organic soils at times in rock areas with small solutions in holes. It is, therefore, ideal for areas where the moist soil is not a problem and when it germinates, it grows to an attractive grassy appearance. When sawgrass starts to grow, it becomes in handy and makes the areas where they grow look great and fantastic. The plant takes an average of 6 months to germinate and mature to the ideal size. However, when exposed to an additional mixture of nutrients, it takes less time and grows into bigger sizes than the standard process. Cladium Jamaicense or Everglades sawgrass marshes are however not ideal for places with dry, humid conditions since it falls into the vascular category of plants. Wild animals do not use this plant for food, but the seeds make great meals for the bird. Additionally, bears and wild hogs eat their starchy roots. It also makes an excellent outdoor décor for homes that are in wetlands due to its grassy appearance. The sawgrass can also be grown in pots to attain the required temperatures for germination. It also responds well to increased numbers of nutrients plus fertilization. Any outdoor that is decorated with this fantastic looks of sawgrass or commonly known as the Cladium Jamaicense is lovely.
Sawgrass
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