California Meadow Sedge is a fine-textured, low-growing evergreen sedge native to coastal California that forms attractive mounding clumps. It tolerates coastal conditions, salt spray, and sandy soils, making it ideal for erosion control and meadow restoration.

Chufa is a tuber-producing sedge grown for its sweet, nutty tubers that resemble small tiger nuts. It spreads via underground rhizomes and can be cultivated as an annual or perennial crop for both human consumption and livestock feed.

A tall sedge with slender, upright green leaves and delicate flower spikes that appear in summer. It thrives in wet or boggy conditions and is ideal for water gardens and rain gardens.

Water chestnut is an aquatic perennial grown for its edible, crunchy tubers that develop underground in mud or shallow water. The plant produces thin, upright stems with minimal foliage and is cultivated in wetlands and paddy systems throughout Asia.