





Salt Marsh Grass (Spartina patens)— Native Erosion Control Plant
Salt Marsh Grass (Spartina patens)
Live Coastal Restoration Plants – Hand-Collected from Maine’s Native Salt Marshes
Spartina patens, commonly known as Salt Marsh Grass or Salt Meadow Cordgrass, is a native coastal species vital to shoreline stability and wetland ecology. Found in the high marsh zones along Maine’s coastal shorelines, this hardy perennial thrives in brackish, salt-affected soils where few other plants can survive. Its deep green, fine-textured foliage forms dense mats that trap sediment, buffer storm surges, and reduce coastal erosion.
This species is ideal for marsh restoration, dune stabilization, green infrastructure projects, and habitat restoration. Spartina patens also provides critical cover and nesting habitat for marsh birds, shellfish, and invertebrates. Each plant is sustainably hand-dug and shipped ready to plant, ensuring minimal ecological disruption and maximum transplant success.
Common Name: Salt Marsh Grass, Salt Meadow Cordgrass
Scientific Name: Spartina patens
Locations: High marsh zones along coastal shorelines
Seasonality: Available March – October
Colors: Deep green foliage
Size: Approx. 1 foot
Collected: By hand from native salt marsh habitats
Quantity: 6 whole plants (includes roots)
Uses: Ideal for wetland restoration, erosion control, dune stabilization, and coastal landscaping.
Note: This is a live native plant. Natural variations in size and appearance from photos should be expected. For bulk orders or restoration-scale planting, please contact info@gulfofme.com.
Salt Marsh Grass (Spartina patens)
Live Coastal Restoration Plants – Hand-Collected from Maine’s Native Salt Marshes
Spartina patens, commonly known as Salt Marsh Grass or Salt Meadow Cordgrass, is a native coastal species vital to shoreline stability and wetland ecology. Found in the high marsh zones along Maine’s coastal shorelines, this hardy perennial thrives in brackish, salt-affected soils where few other plants can survive. Its deep green, fine-textured foliage forms dense mats that trap sediment, buffer storm surges, and reduce coastal erosion.
This species is ideal for marsh restoration, dune stabilization, green infrastructure projects, and habitat restoration. Spartina patens also provides critical cover and nesting habitat for marsh birds, shellfish, and invertebrates. Each plant is sustainably hand-dug and shipped ready to plant, ensuring minimal ecological disruption and maximum transplant success.
Common Name: Salt Marsh Grass, Salt Meadow Cordgrass
Scientific Name: Spartina patens
Locations: High marsh zones along coastal shorelines
Seasonality: Available March – October
Colors: Deep green foliage
Size: Approx. 1 foot
Collected: By hand from native salt marsh habitats
Quantity: 6 whole plants (includes roots)
Uses: Ideal for wetland restoration, erosion control, dune stabilization, and coastal landscaping.
Note: This is a live native plant. Natural variations in size and appearance from photos should be expected. For bulk orders or restoration-scale planting, please contact info@gulfofme.com.