Bog Plant Identity
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
This bright green grassy like plant is growing in my bog. I would appreciate help in identifying it and deciding whether I should try to eliminate it or embrace it. It seems very happy, and I am guessing that it is some type of rush. I want the area to be filled with pitcher plants and similar bog plants.
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Charles
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