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2021-2022 Hoffman Nursery Catalog of Grasses

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CAREX<br />

Carex oshimensis ‘Evergold’<br />

EVERGOLD SEDGE<br />

A popular sedge and excellent low ground cover<br />

with brilliant yellow variegation. A bright accent<br />

for containers, shade gardens, walkways<br />

and for s<strong>of</strong>tening hardscapes. Keeps its color<br />

year-round in mild climates. Best in shade-part<br />

shade, but it is durable and adaptable; takes<br />

sun in cool climates. Can tolerate drought once<br />

established. Likes well-drained soil.<br />

Cool season, green-yellow variegated, 1’, part shadeshade,<br />

dry-moist, flowers early spring, Zones 6-8,<br />

Origin: Japan<br />

Carex oshimensis ‘Evergold’<br />

Carex pensylvanica<br />

PENNSYLVANIA SEDGE<br />

Our most popular native sedge, it makes a<br />

fine lawn alternative and ground cover. Has<br />

low-growing, bright green, narrow foliage that<br />

spreads slowly by rhizomes; most effective<br />

when planted in masses. Useful in woodland<br />

gardens or shady areas; however, it can take<br />

some sun if given sufficient moisture. Semi-evergreen<br />

and drought tolerant once established.<br />

Found in meadows or forest floors from Maine<br />

to Alabama and into the Dakotas.<br />

Carex pensylvanica<br />

Cool season, green, 6”-12”, part shade-shade (some<br />

sun with moist soil), dry-moist, flowers late spring,<br />

Zones 4-8, Origin: Eastern North America<br />

Carex plantaginea<br />

SEERSUCKER SEDGE<br />

One <strong>of</strong> our most beautiful native sedges, with<br />

wide, dimpled, green leaves. Showy flowering<br />

spikes rise above the foliage; will reseed to form<br />

colonies. Thrives in moist, high-organic soil in<br />

shady areas. Found from Minnesota east to<br />

New England and down the Appalachians to<br />

Georgia in rich, moist forests, on slopes along<br />

streams or the edges <strong>of</strong> moist depressions, and<br />

southward in mountain gorges.<br />

Cool season, green, 8”, 10” with blooms, part<br />

shade-shade, average-moist, flowers early spring,<br />

Zones 3-8, Origin: Eastern North America<br />

Carex plantaginea<br />

42 We grow good grass! ®

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