reedbush
Reedbush refers to a group of perennial herbaceous plants belonging to the family Cyperaceae, commonly found in wet or marshy environments. These plants are characterized by their slender, erect stems that are often triangular in cross-section, and their long, grass-like leaves that grow from the base of the plant. The inflorescences of reedbush are typically dense clusters of small flowers, often brownish or greenish in color, which develop into achenes, the characteristic fruit of sedges.
Several species are commonly referred to as reedbush, with the genus Schoenoplectus being a prominent example.