Flowers bloom in late spring (May) in inflorescences atop rough, sharply triangular culms(stems) which rise up singly from rhizomes.
| Family | Cyperaceae |
|---|---|
| Season Bloom | May |
| Habitat | Shade-loving perennial sedge, typically grows in loose colonies with a creeping habit. Roots are reddish brown. It is often found in areas with oak trees. It is semi-evergreen in moderately cold winter climates. Groundcover for dry shade. Underplanting for shade perennials. Lawn substitute for dry soils in shady areas (forms a turf that never needs mowing or mow 2-3 times per year to 2" tall. |
| Cycle | |
| Height | 6" - 1' |
| Leaf Description | Low sedge with soft, delicate, arching, semi-evergreen leaves 8-12" tall. |
| Soil Type | All Types |
| Light Source | Partial Shade, Sun |
| Location | Rain Garden |
