Sedge Meadows
Minnesota Native Landscapes can help you with that portion of your property or project that is too wet to do anything else with. Wet meadows can be established on areas that sustain saturated soils at or near the surface throughout most of the growing season. Wet meadow species contain several species that fall into the “wet prairie” classification, but also can host a variety of species associated with wetland plant communities. Wet meadows are often considered treeless areas, made up mainly of grasses, forbs and sedges. Wet meadows can be very diverse ranging in height from low, inconspicuous ground covers, to magnificent species reaching heights of over four feet such as Ironweed (Vernonia fasciculata).
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