Carex eburnea ~ Bristle-leafed Sedge zone-6 Cut foliage almost to ground

Cut foliage almost to ground as new growth appears

female plants produce red berries instead of cones

Occasional problems include leaf spots

Clusters of sunny yellow flowers resembling daisies with distinctive wedge-shaped petals with prominent center disks bloom in summer

Heuchera 'Obsidian'

Carex eburnea ~ Bristle-leafed Sedge zone-6 Cut foliage almost to groundBristle leafed Sedge is a small native shade loving semi evergreen grass with soft thread like green foliage that forms a porcupine like clump. Inconspicuous flower spikes form at the leaf tips in late spring. Prefers partial sun and consistently moist well drained soils, but can grow in dry sandy soils. Drought tolerant and deer resistant. Type: Orn. Grass Origins: N. C and Eastern N. America; GA Native Height: 0. 5' 1' Spread: 0. 5 1 Spacing: 1 USDA