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Carex - Amazon Mist

Carex Comans (Amazon Mist) - If you want an eye-catching, ornamental grass than look no further than this Amazon Mist sedge. Even though it is native to New Zealand, it grows well in USDA zones 7 - 9. The slender grassy leaves grow in a wide clump shaped like a fountain.

Carex - Aurea

Carex Aurea - This carex ornamental grass commonly is referred to as Wet Meadow Sedge; therefore, as the name suggests, Carex aurea is very useful in wet areas such as meadows, ditches, along stream banks for erosion control, around ponds and water features and is especially nice for the new "rain gardens". This cool season ornamental grass slowly spreads out in all directions.

Carex - Bronze

Carex Flagellifera (Bronze) is a mop-top, pinkish bronze sedge which is irresistibly cute. Carex, in form and color, it is a distinctive addition to a sunny to partly shaded border. Individual plants stand out for their form. You can plant this ornamental grass sedge massed as a ground cover, Carex can provide a soft, neutral foil for other companion flowers and plants.

Carex - Coppertop

Carex Dipsacea (Coppertop) - This carex is a fast growing annual ornamental grass which will reach a height of 27 inches within a few months after planting. It is an upright growth habit with moderately broad green leaves with straw colored margins. These margins can make it look like it has a copper hue to it at various times of year.

Carex - Davalliana

Carex (Davalliana) - Duvall's sedge grows naturally in damp to wet gravelly soil often with full sun exposure. At a distance it can be confused with certain types of Fescue, but up close it is clearly a sedge. In areas with mild wet winters, it can be a great addition to put in a pot or containere near the front entrance.

Carex - Fresh Look

Carex Pendula (Fresh Look) - Carex pendula 'Fresh Look' is a new type of drooping sedge. This variety that has a shiny, dark green foliage. The leaves gently arch from upright stalks and make a great ornamental grass for a mass planting. While Carex Fresh Look prefers full sun except in the hottest zones, it also does well in partial shade.

Carex - Frosted Curls

Carex Comans (Frosted Curls) - This ornamental grass is also a dwarf sedge that only grows to approximately 12" tall. It has silvery, dense green clumps, densely tufted for pot, bed, ground cover or border ornamental grass plantings.

Carex - Prairie Fire

Carex Testacea (Prairie Fire) - is an outstanding specimen plant which is ideal for adding different colors and textures to the garden A very attractive and low growing ornamental grass, the attractive green bronze, fine leaved foliage erupts into color like burning embers, quickly becoming established in borders or containers. In late summer, panicles of rosy flowers appear just above the foliage

Carex - Red Rooster

Carex Buchananii (Red Rooster) has a dense, tufted, arching habit with narrow evergreen foliage. The leaves of this ornamental grass are copper-red to light brown in color.

Carex - Remota

Carex (Remota) - If you want a nice, clump forming ornamental grass that blends in to the background, Carex Remota will be perfect for you. Carex often grow in habitats that allow them to merge into the background with their green leaves and greenish fruits or flowers. Carex Remota (Remote Sedge) is particularly difficult to discern and at first glance looks can like a tuft of luxuriant bright green grass

Carex - Tenuiculmis

Carex Tenuiculmis - This lovely ornamental grass brings a fusion of colors from brown to cappuccino to reddish bronze. Grow Carex in a border, cascading over a wall having it as a center point in container gardening, the long and narrow arching foliage fashions a loosely arranged, graceful mound whose rich warm tones contract nicely to green and golden leafage of other plants.