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Carex buchananii 'Firefox'
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Evercolor® Everillo Sedge Grass
Carex oshimensis 'Everillo'
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Carex hachioensis 'Evergold'
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EverColor® Everest™ Variegated Sedge Grass
Carex oshimensis 'Carfit01'
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EverColor® Everglow Sedge Grass
Carex morrowii 'Everglow'
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Carex pensylvanica
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Carex morrowii 'Ice Dance'
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Carex oshimensis 'Ribbon Falls'
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Prairie Fire New Zealand Sedge Grass
Carex testacea 'Prairie Fire'
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Carex x 'ET CRX01'
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EverColor® Everlime Variegated Sedge Grass
Carex oshimensis 'Everlime'
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Orange New Zealand Sedge Grass
Carex testacea
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Frosted Curls New Zealand Sedge Grass
Carex comans 'Frosted Curls'
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Sedge Grasses - Your Moist Landscapes Best Friend!
Sedge Grass (Carex) is sometimes mistaken as an Ornamental Grass but is a hardy perennial that is grass-like but not a true Grass.
Sedges are handsome, low-growing, clumping plants that will add a splash of yellow or green to your garden! Featuring colorful arching foliage that can be evergreen in warm climates and semi-evergreen in colder areas.
Many forms of Sedge are green to golden-green, while others feature bold white variegation or gold and green for a unique splash of color!
The flowers resemble spikey seedheads and aren't the real reason many people buy Sedge, the clumping glossy foliage is the real star of the show! This plant will provide seed and cover for birds and other wildlife.
Sedges Look Great In The Garden!
When planted in mass, Sedge can be beneficial for erosion control. Plant around ponds, streams or any moist area. Their love of moist conditions makes Sedge ideal in the Rain Garden and around water features! Plant near where the HVAC unit drains or by the gutters where other plants may struggle.
These perennial plants create lovely flowing edging along garden beds and borders or en masse throughout larger areas of moist to average landscapes! Ornamental Sedges make easy-care foliage plants. Partial shade and full shade (in hot climates) gardens are perfect for Sedges, giving you a wider range of places to use these lovely perennials!
Use them to boost interest with graceful, arching, variegated blades sweeping the path, lining walkways, and as edging and facer plants! Even in containers and planters, these spillers and fillers add their fine texture to your porch and patio planting!
Sedge is becoming quite popular in landscapes as a lawn replacement or groundcover option.
Caring For Sedge Grass
Sedge is very adaptable and will grow well even in wet or shady conditions. This perennial prefers planted in shade along with moist soils, making it a great companion plant for use with other shade plants.
Prune back the plants or clean their mounds in the early spring if needed. All plants prefer a 3-4 inch thick layer of mulch around their roots, especially in drier conditions.
Find many unique varieties of Sedge Grass now at Nature Hills and we'll help you choose the perfect Sedge for your landscape today!
FAQ's for Buying Sedge Grass Online
What is Sedge Grass and how is it different from Ornamental Grass?
What is Sedge Grass and how is it different from Ornamental Grass?
Sedge Grass (Carex) may look like Ornamental Grass, but it’s technically a hardy, grass-like perennial that thrives in shade and moisture. Unlike true grasses, Sedges feature triangular stems and are often evergreen or semi-evergreen, making them perfect for shady borders, rain gardens, and even as groundcovers. With vibrant green, gold, or variegated foliage, Sedges deliver all the charm and texture of ornamental grasses with added versatility.
Where is the best place to plant Sedge Grass in my landscape?
Where is the best place to plant Sedge Grass in my landscape?
Sedge Grass loves moist soil and partial to full shade, making it a go-to choice for rain gardens, boggy areas, shady borders, and low-lying spaces that other plants struggle in. It’s also perfect near ponds, downspouts, and HVAC drainage areas. Sedge adds structure, erosion control, and fine-textured beauty to beds, borders, and water-wise designs—especially in tough-to-fill shady spots.
Can Sedge Grass be used as a lawn replacement or groundcover?
Can Sedge Grass be used as a lawn replacement or groundcover?
Yes! Sedge Grass is gaining popularity as a low-maintenance, eco-friendly lawn alternative. Many varieties form dense, clumping mats that can handle light foot traffic, making them ideal for softening pathways, replacing traditional turf, or filling in under trees. Sedge groundcovers reduce mowing, conserve water, and add beautiful, flowing texture to any shady or moist area.
Does Sedge Grass grow well in containers and planters?
Does Sedge Grass grow well in containers and planters?
Sedge is a fantastic choice for container gardens and planters. With its graceful, arching leaves and rich variegation, it makes a beautiful “spiller” in shade-loving container combos. Whether flanking walkways or adding texture to your porch pots, container-grown Sedges bring elegance, color, and low-maintenance appeal all season long.
How do I care for Sedge Grass throughout the year?
How do I care for Sedge Grass throughout the year?
Sedge Grass is easy to care for. It thrives in moist, well-drained soil and benefits from a 3–4 inch layer of mulch to keep roots cool and moist. Prune or tidy up the clumps in early spring to remove old foliage and make room for fresh new growth. Most varieties are highly adaptable and require minimal watering once established, especially in shaded gardens.