Smaller fine-leaved sedge, ground-covering clumps, great for matrix planting or rock gardens.
Little work horse for lower maintenance gardens.
Suitable for cooler areas.
Blooming Time: April/MaySize: 6″ high and 12″ wide clumps, slowly spreadingUSDA Zones: 4 to 10Culture: full sun to half shade, average soil, clay, very adaptable to soil types. Tolerant to alkaline soils.Moisture Needs: average (medium), medium-moistOrigin: Europe, Central Russia
Black walnut tolerance: yesDeer/Rabbit Resistant: yes / yesAttracts Butterflies or Pollinators: noAttracts Hummingbirds: noPot Size: square 3.5″ x 4″ deep pot
Picture copyright: Krzysztof Ziarnek, Kenraiz
Plant combinations: Universal use sedge, matrix planting (use as the lowest function layer), bigger rock gardens, in masses or bigger groups, as a ground covering perennial, or substitute it in lawns in difficult spots. Goes well with majority of native and non-native perennials.
