Grass, Sedge
Sedge Grass
Carex pensylvanica
Height: Typically 6–12 inches tall in Michigan’s cooler climate
Spread: Approximately 12–18 inches wide
Spacing: Plant 12–18 inches apart for a uniform, continuous cover
Growth Rate: Slow
Native: Native to Michigan
Deciduous
Description
Sedge Grass offers a fresh, refined accent to your landscape. This low-growing sedge forms dense, neat clumps of soft green foliage that gently sway and add a polished, textural statement to any outdoor space. Perfectly sized for Michigan’s cooler conditions, it creates a tidy groundcover ideal for borders, mass plantings, or stylish container displays—adding a subtle splash of natural beauty without overwhelming your design.
General Care
- Sunlight: Thrives in full sun but performs well with at least 5 hours of direct light daily.
- Watering: Water regularly after planting to establish roots and promote vigorous growth; once established, water occasionally, depending on rainfall
- Mulching: Apply a 1–2 inch layer of mulch around the clump to conserve moisture and stabilize soil temperature.
- Maintenance: Minimal care required—simply trim away any dead foliage in early spring to encourage fresh, tidy growth.
Enhance your landscape with Sedge Grass—a dependable, native groundcover that delivers lasting visual interest with its refined, low-maintenance appeal.
