Sweetgrass - a historically important native grass for coastal conservation

Sweetgrass is a clump-forming perennial grass that is native to the southern Atlantic and Gulf coasts.  The leaves of this grass are used by the Gullah community, descendants of enslaved Africans in the South Carolina coastal area, as the base material for their coiled basketry.

Adding California Native Bunchgrasses to Your Garden

What is sweetgrass and how is it used? - Sweetgrass Trading Co

Native Eelgrass – Oregon Conservation Strategy

Opinion: A Magical Hike On Whidbey Island At Ebey's Landing Whitewashes Native History - Northwest Public Broadcasting

Sweetgrass Baskets Coastal Discovery Museum

Sweetgrass Repels Mosquitoes

Indigenous Sacred Plants: Sweetgrass

Skywoman Falling, from Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer - Tweetspeak Poetry

Cereal, Grasses, and Grains

Wild rice - Wikipedia

Gathering Sweetgrass and Renewing the Past: How Science at Acadia Is Making a Course Correction (U.S. National Park Service)

Sweet Grass - Heirochloe odorata

Sweetgrass The Canadian Encyclopedia

Winter farmscaping — enhancing riparian vegetation along ponds and waterways