Carex cherokeensis ( Cherokee sedge ) Size:32 Plug Flat

Carex cherokeensis ( Cherokee sedge ) Size:32 Plug FlatCarex cherokeensis, known as Cherokee sedge, is indigenous to the southeastern and southcentral United States. This sedge produces ornamental, slightly spreading tufts (6 12 tall) of fine, slim, grass like, deep green foliage. It is appreciated in outdoor spaces for its visual impact. Pale greenish white blooms appear in spring but are minor. Wheat like seed spikes mature in autumn. Genus name from Latin means cutter in reference to the sharp leaves

Carex molesta (Troublesome Sedge) is a very common sedge found in disturbed wetland edges

river mudflats

marsh birds

Opens late afternoon and blooms into the evening

Flower Color Brown

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This beautiful southern iris of wet sloughs and swampy woods has distinctly flat-topped flowers compared to other irises

The multiple flower stalks produce a single flower which

Fruit provides a needed food source for overwintering songbirds

Common Lake Sedge stands out among other finer textured wetland sedge both in stature and texture

Prairie Blue-Eyed Grass can even perform well in poor rocky soils and is more drought resistant than other Blue-Eyed Grasses

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