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A useful sedge that naturally grew along edges of wet areas. It is useful for controlling erosion on banks of wetlands and watercourses where it provides important habitat. As the name indicates, it has sharp-pointed leaves so it should not be planted where people are walking.
Important habitat for native birds, frogs and insects. Nesting for native birds.
Schoenoplectus pungens by Peter Wotton
Schoenoplectus pungens seeds by Peter Wotton