The cultivar, ‘Old Gold’ are mounded, clumping plants with green and gold striped grass-like foliage. Archlike foliage. C. morrowii makes an excellent ground cover. Plant is drought tolerant once established. Spring fertilization is recommended. Can be mowed in spring. Will […]

‘Variegata’, has droopy, graceful white and green striped grass-like foliage. Mounds attractively. Excellent when used as ground cover or en masse. This cultivar bears streaks of silvery green on it’s glossy green leaves and flower spikes in green and tan.

‘Silk Tassel’ has very narrow, 1/8 inch wide, leaves, forming a fountain of shimmering, fine-textured foliage. Leaves are white at center with dark green margins. The Sedge family (Cyperaceae) is as widespread as the grass family, but are especially common […]

C. morrowii produces spikes of green and brown flowers on stems to 18 inches long. This evergreen perennial is clump forming with broad mid-green shiny leaves. The Sedge family as widespread as the grass family, but are especially common in […]

The cultivar, ‘Fisher’ puts forth glossy, green leaves streaked in ivory and flower spikes in green and brown. This evergreen, perennial, ornamental grass has a dense clump-forming growth habit. C. morrowii produces spikes of green and brown flowers on stems […]

C. lupulina is a member of the Sedge family (Cyperaceae) and is as widespread as the grass family, but are especially common in wet or moist habitats in temperate and subarctic zones. The stems of sedges are solidly filled with […]

The cultivar, Evergold’ syn. C. oshimensis (often confused with C. morrowii) bears deep green foliage with streaks of ivory to each leaf. Brown flower spikes, 1/2 to 1-1/4 inch grow on stems to 6 inches long. The flower spikes are […]

C. grayi bears fairly wide leaves in green and flower spikes also in pale green, forming attractive seed pods. This deciduous, perennial, ornamental grass has a dense clump-forming growth habit. The Sedge family is quite large, including more than 1,500 […]

C. flagellifera produces foliage in a golden-russet color or green. The flower spikes open pale tan but mature to a russet hue. This evergreen, perennial, ornamental grass has a dense clump-forming growth habit. C. Carex one of the Sedge family […]

C. flaccosperma is native to calcareous woods in eastern North America, forming loose tussocks of green to glaucous blue-green leaves, 5/8 inch wide. Relatively insignificant flowers appear in early spring. Basal leaves last through winter. The Sedge family (Cyperaceae) is […]