Botanical name: Carex eburnea
Common names: Bristleleaf sedge, ivory sedge
Origin: Native in most of Canada and in the U.S. from Montana southeast to Nebraska, south into Arkansas and all points east except Florida
Where it will grow: Hardy to -50 degrees Fahrenheit (USDA zones 2 to 8; find your zone)
Water requirement: Dry to medium soil
Light requirement: Some sun to full shade
Mature size: 6 to 12 inches tall and 1 foot wide
Benefits and tolerances: Does great in dry soils, from clay to sandy to slightly rocky
Seasonal interest: Blooms in early to mid summer
When to plant: Potted or bare-root plants can be planted from spring to fall.
Common names: Bristleleaf sedge, ivory sedge
Origin: Native in most of Canada and in the U.S. from Montana southeast to Nebraska, south into Arkansas and all points east except Florida
Where it will grow: Hardy to -50 degrees Fahrenheit (USDA zones 2 to 8; find your zone)
Water requirement: Dry to medium soil
Light requirement: Some sun to full shade
Mature size: 6 to 12 inches tall and 1 foot wide
Benefits and tolerances: Does great in dry soils, from clay to sandy to slightly rocky
Seasonal interest: Blooms in early to mid summer
When to plant: Potted or bare-root plants can be planted from spring to fall.
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