Carex vulpinoidea

General

A perennial sedge native to North America. It forms dense clumps of long, narrow, grass-like leaves that arch gracefully, creating a tufted appearance. In late spring to early summer, it produces inconspicuous greenish-brown flower spikes on tall stems, adding texture and interest to wetland habitats and moist woodlands where it commonly grows. A dense sedge with thick foliage usually growing between 2-3'. Stems and foliage are stiff. Orangish brown seed heads give the plant some color in late summer.