Cat tail grass (Typha) is a genus of wetland plants that are known for their distinctive long, cylindrical flower spikes that resemble the tail of a cat. These plants are typically found in marshy or swampy areas and are often used in the construction of wetland habitats. The leaves are long and narrow, and the plant can grow up to several feet in height. The flowers bloom in the summer and produce thousands of tiny seeds that are dispersed by the wind. Cat tail grass is an important part of many wetland ecosystems, providing food and shelter for a variety of wildlife species. In addition, it is also used for decorative purposes in landscaping and water gardens.