Carex radiata (Eastern star sedge)

Carex radiata (eastern star sedge)

General Info: Carex radiata, commonly known as eastern star sedge is an evergreen perennial that typically produces a dense foliage clump 8-12” tall of narrow, grass-like, medium green blades.

 

Landscape uses: Group or mass as a clumping ground cover in shady areas of borders, woodland gardens or naturalized areas. Edging plant for paths or woodland areas. Also appropriate for areas with moist soils such as low spots or on the periphery of streams or ponds.

Light Exposure Partial Sun to Shade
Growth Cycle Select
Height with Bloom .5 to 1′
Foliage Color. Glassy Green
Moisture Req. Dry to Medium
Bloom Seed Heads
Origin Eastern to Central U.S.
Height without Bloom Select
Zone 3 to 9