Carex testacea (Orange New Zealand Sedge) is bright green at the base, with foliage displaying a nice orange-brown color in spring and summer, becoming noticeably orange in winter. A great filler for perennial borders or as a groundcover. Will self-sow but not aggressively. Evergreen.
Provides year-round color. Photo credit: Doreen Wynja.
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