Sedges, rushes and grasses are helpful in garden design as blenders, backdrops and accent plants. The gardener can plant grasses to soften hardscape, to cover exposed cement, old stairs, and pipes.

Ornamental sedges made a lovely Midtown display at the Friends of Maclay Gardens 2022 Maclay Tour of Gardens. These sedges will beautify your landscape, not invade them Skip to main content ...

Sedges are grass-like plants that have stems that are generally ... It turns out that for beginners, sedges, grasses, and rushes can be notoriously confusing in the field, at least before ...

Sedges, rushes, and true grasses are often confused due to their long blades. They have in common that they are all monocots, which means their seeds produce a single cotyledon or seed leaf.

Grasses are the most economically important crop in modern times, providing building materials and fuel, as well as food for both humans and other animals. On Saturday at the Audubon Center & ...

An article, “Ornamental California Native Grasses, Sedges, and Rushes for the Landscape,” written in 2006 by David Amme, a founding member and past president of the California Native ...

A popular ornamental grass for cooler hardiness zones. It thrives in USDA zones 5–9. This is a warm-season, clump-forming grass that can grow to 5 feet (152cm) and even taller.

Grasses, Sedges, and Rushes; Scientific name Common name Native to the UP Native regionally (northern half of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota) Available at Flowers by Sleeman (Houghton) Available at ...

Sedges are small vascular plants found everywhere in nature, including fields, meadows, alvars, prairies, woodlots, wetlands, stream banks, lakes and even roadsides and gardens. They often go ...