The cosmopolitan, grass-like bulrush plants tend to flourish in damp conditions, often being found close to or in standing water. These evergreen perennials are popularly used for ponds or water gardens, providing shelter and a food source for wildfowl. Traditionally, some species were woven into baskets, mats, and even homes.
Water:
Bulrush thrives in wetland environments, requiring consistent moisture and weekly watering. It benefits from natural rainfall and is often found at pond and lake edges. Its growth cycle is influenced by water availability, making it a good indicator of wetland health.
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