Pint-sized plant
Light: Part shade - shade
Soil: Medium – Dry
Height: 1-2 feet
Bloom: April-May
Description: White-Tinged Sedge has glossy, bright green foliage that is often tipped with white. The very fine leaf blades can grow to 20 inches in length, tufting together and forming flowy tussocks. A fabulous candidate for a groundcover! Flowering spikes stipple the clump edges in late spring, with bloom colors ranging from tawny tan to coffee brown, sometimes showcasing an attractive, ruddy red. Like many sedges, this plant spreads through rhizomatous roots, slowly forming offshoot colonies, making this an attractive choice for shady sloped areas as erosion prevention.
