One of the most adaptable groundcover grasses, Berkeley sedge looks the same in sun or shade, making it valuable for plantings transitioning between light conditions. Good solution for stressed areas where lawn grasses fail. Tolerates foot traffic and occasional mowing. Flowers not showy.
Very adaptable: full sun to full shade, most any soil. Divide in early spring. Infrequent problems.
Pennsylvania Sedge (Carex pensylvanica)
Carex buchananii: Leatherleaf Sedge with Copper-Bronze Foliage
Carex divulsa: Berkeley Sedge for Tough Sites
Shortbeak Sedge (Carex brevior): A Tough, Low-Maintenance Lawn Alternative
Sprengel's Sedge: A Tough, Adaptable Native for Sun or Shade
Great Design Plant: Bristleleaf Sedge (Carex eburnea) for Tough Shade
Fox Red Curly Sedge – Red-Bronze Clumps for Wet or Dry Sites
Indoor Azalea Care: Light, Water, and Fertilizer
Growing Edible Ginger from Store-Bought Rhizomes: Light, Height, and Division
Heuchera 'Chiqui' (Heuchera 'Chiqui'): Tall Salmon-Pink Blooms on Green Foliage
Hosta 'Sun Power' (Hosta 'Sun Power'): Yellowish Green Leaves with Pale Lavender to White Flowers
Pleioblastus variegatus: Dwarf White-Stripe Bamboo for Bright Foliage Accents
Sedges: The Miracle Lawn Alternative for Every Garden Condition
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