Elk Sedge

Overview

Elk Sedge (Carex garberi) is a hardy perennial native to much of North America. It is a native swamp plant often found near wetlands and streams. It can grow up to two feet tall with long tapered leaves and small greenish-brown spikes. Elk sedge prefers moist or wet soils but can tolerate moderate drought. It is a valuable garden plant appreciated for its distinctive texture and flower spikes. Easy to grow and relatively hardy, Elk Sedge is a great addition to any garden. Plant it in an area of your yard that receives full to partial sun and ample moisture for beautiful results.

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