Native Sedges

	Copper Shouldered Oval Sedge Plant Carex bicknellii* Most sedges grow in moist soils and woodlands, but this is one of the few that grows in the prairie. It greens up early in spring before the warm...
	Oval Headed Sedge Plant Carex cephalophora* This attractive woodland sedge looks great when mixed with woodland wildflowers. The lush green foliage provides a backdrop to show off the blossoms....
	Ivory Sedge Plant Carex eburnea* This truly unique sedge forms dense clumps of fine green leaves that reach only six inches tall. Perfect for planting between stone pavers and in dry...
	Palm Sedge Plant Carex muskingumensis* The glossy green leaves branch out from the main stem similar to a palm tree. Native to wooded lowlands, it does best in slightly damp soil in shade....
	Pennsylvania Sedge Carex pensylvanica* Fine textured leaves and a creeping habit make this a great lawn alternative for dry soils in shade. Planted one foot on center, it will fill in to...
	Plantain Leaved Sedge Carex plantaginea* Arguably the showiest of all our woodland sedges. The unusually wide, chartreuse leaves really stand out! Makes a great border alongside woodland...
	Eastern Star Sedge Carex radiata* Forms attractive dense tufts of slender leaf blades in dappled to medium shade. Small star-like flower clusters rise in late spring. Slow to...
	Long Beaked Sedge Carex sprengelii* This is one of the showiest and most important sedges of both upland and moist woodlands in the Upper Midwest and New England. Numerous pendulant...
	Fox Sedge Plant Carex vulpinoidea* This lovely wetland sedge grows to form clumps two feet in diameter. In mid-summer seedheads spray out from the center of the plant for an...

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Sedges are one of the most diverse plant groups in North America. Some grow in woodlands, others in swamps and marshes, and some even thrive in dry sand.