Prairie Cord Grass

Prairie Cord Grass is a native perennial grass commonly found in North American wetlands and prairie regions. It is known for its ability to thrive in moist to wet soils, often along the edges of rivers, ponds, and marshes. Its robust, fibrous root system helps prevent soil erosion. The plant features tall, arching stems that produce narrow, green to golden-yellow leaves. The flower spikes are open and airy, typically appearing above the foliage in late summer.