Isolepis cernua (fiber-optic grass) is an eye-catching sedge with silvery flower heads on stem ends, appearing like a tuft of fiber optic threads. Needs moist or wet soil, grows about a foot tall and wide. Use at waterside or in a container.
Provide full sun to part shade and moist or wet soil.
Divide clumps in spring.
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