Question
What is and does Sawgrass look like ? I cannot find it by just entering sawgrass in the keyword box. I live in Kountze, Tx USA.. which is almost a 2 hour drive North of Houston, Tx... I don't know the climate zone except for VERY Humid and HOT :)
Sincerely
Thanks for any help you can give me...
Judy

Answer
sawgrass is actually a sedge plant, not a grass. it is a graminoid ("V" shaped)-family of Cyperceae(Cladium jamaicense). it has teeth along its' leaves-thus sawgrass. it spreads by underground rhizomes. you will find it abundantly in the everglades of southern FL where it withstands many adverse conditions(heat, rain, fire, etc.).
hope this is the info you wanted
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