Few Seed Sedge

Overview

Few Seed Sedge (Carex oligosperma) is an attractive, perennial species native to parts of North America. It grows in moist, woodland areas and becomes tufted over time. The plant's stems are stiff, upright, and slender and its leaves are usually pale green. It produces clusters of small flowers within each spikelet, surrounded by several leaves. These seeds germinate and provide food for songbirds, small mammals, and other wildlife. Few Seed Sedge can grow up to 12 inches tall and makes an excellent choice for shady landscaping projects. Its bright green foliage adds contrast and texture to the landscape, making it a unique option for any garden.

Care Guide