Native to the US and Canada, Carex pensylvanica prefers drier soils than most other Carex species, although it will thrive in moist conditions with adequate drainage. The semi-evergreen leaves gracefully arch in a slow creeping mound that grows best in dappled to full shade.
• | Attractive Foliage |
• | Compact Size |
• | Disease Resistant |
• | Ground Cover |
• | Low Maintenance |
• | Native |
• | Wet Tolerant |
• | Green |
• | Border or Bed |
• | Container |
• | Edging |
• | Groundcover |
• | Mass Planting |
• | Naturalizing |
• | Woodland Garden |
• | Medium |
Native to the US and Canada, Carex pensylvanica prefers drier soils than most other Carex species, although it will thrive in moist conditions with adequate drainage. The semi-evergreen leaves gracefully arch in a slow creeping mound that grows best in dappled to full shade.