Carex amphibola, commonly called creek sedge, is a North American native perennial that thrives in medium to wet soils in sun to part shade.
Carex amphibola, commonly called creek sedge, is a North American native perennial that thrives in medium to wet soils in sun to part shade.
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Carex amphibola (creek sedge)

Carex amphibola (creek sedge)

General info: Carex amphibola, commonly called creek sedge, is a North American native perennial that thrives in medium to wet soils in sun to part shade. Creek sedge is a native sedge to eastern U.S. and grows in moist wooded areas. This ornamental sedge grows in fountain shaped mounds. This Carex prefers shade and is semi evergreen.

Landscape uses: Carex amphibola enjoys moist soils making it great for stream edges and banks. This beautiful fountain shaped sedge is also an excellent choice for ground cover. Use creek sedge for any part sun and shaded moist areas. Creek sedge could also add good texture or be an excellent accent for any border or native wildflower garden.

Light Exposure Sun to Shade
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Foliage Color. Green
Moisture Req. Medium to Wet
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Origin Eastern U.S. Canada
Height without Bloom 1′
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