Drought Tolerant

Our ornamental grass seed thrives in dry conditions with minimal watering. Its deep roots help retain moisture even in full sun and their narrow, evergreen foliage helps reduce water loss by shading the soil and limiting evaporation, making them an excellent choice for dry, resilient landscapes.

Versatile Use

Our perennial grass seeds adaptability allows them to be used in various landscape applications, including borders, ground covers, mass plantings, containers, and even bog gardens. With different species offering unique colors, textures, and growth habits, Carex can complement flowering plants.

Year-Round Interest

Our ornamental tall grass plants offer year-round interest with seasonal color shifts. Their arching leaves come in a variety of shades, like green, silvery hues, copper-red, and orange tones that intensify in fall. Many species produce attractive seed heads or catkins which adds to visual appeal.

Ornamental Value

Our ornamental grass enhances any space with its graceful, arching blades and seasonal color shifts. Its soft texture and elegant movement create a dynamic, eye-catching display. Perfect for adding visual depth and sophistication, it thrives in outdoor grass settings and complements exotic plants.

Carex (Carex pendula Fresh Look) - Start this Carex seed for an amazing accent plant! Commonly, this ornamental sedge is called Drooping Sedge, Weeping Sedge, or Pendulous Sedge, and you can see how the long, dark green leaves cascade downward, and the Carex plant is topped by handsome brown catkins in late spring. Carex ornamental sedge is perfect for the container, for naturalizing, or in the mixed border. Growing Carex ornamental grasses brings amazing rewards!

How To Grow Carex From Ornamental Grass Seed: Use small pots filled with seed starting mix. Place the Carex seeds onto the soil and cover thinly with sand or soil. To help keep the ornamental grass seed moist until germination occurs, cover the pots with clear plastic wrap. Move the Carex seedlings to direct sunlight once they have sprouted, either in a south facing window or greenhouse and remove the plastic wrap. Transplant the Carex plants into progressively larger containers as they grow. A mature Carex plant can be transplanted outdoors into its permanent place usually within one full growing season. At the time of transplanting, cut back once to keep the growth more compact. This Weeping Sedge grass prefers partial shade especially in the hottest zones, but it will also does well in full sun in cooler climates.