Appalachian Sedge

Fine-textured Appalachian sedge, graceful tufts, thrives in woodland gardens

Botanical Name- Carex appalachica

Pronunciation- KAY-reks ap-uh-LATCH-ih-kuh

Foliage- Deciduous

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Sun Exposure- Part sun to shade

Soil Preferences- Average to dry

Current Size- #1

Bloom Color- Foliage

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Companion Plants- Tiarella cordifolia (woodland natives, similar conditions)

Fauna Attracted- Host and shelter for beneficial insects, seed-eating birds (sparrows, finches)

Plant Habit- Grass

Default Beavercreek Nursery Bin - PP45

Yearly Care Instructions- Cut back dead foliage in late winter; keep soil moist and fertilize sparingly.

Trimming Instructions- Trim back in early spring for fresh growth.

Fertilization Instructions- Use a balanced, slow-release fertilizer (e.g., 14-14-14) in early spring; low to moderate feeding need. Provide organic matter in clay soil to improve water retention without waterlogging.

Fertilizer Recommendation- Plant-tone

Possible Issues- Rust, smut