Eastern Narrowleaf Sedge

Overview

Eastern Narrowleaf Sedge (Carex amphibola) is an ornamental grass-like perennial native to moist wetlands in eastern North America. Growing up to 3 feet tall, its slender foliage provides an elegant texture in gardens and naturalized landscapes. In the summer, white flower spikes appear, held above the delicate leaves. Eastern Narrowleaf Sedge is an excellent low-maintenance species for moist to wet areas, in full sun to part shade. This deer and rabbit resistant plant is also useful for erosion control and can be planted in shallow ponds. A versatile species, Eastern Narrowleaf Sedge can thrive in a variety of soil types.

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