Common Name - white-tinged sedge
Latin Name - Carex albicans
Sun - Part shade to shade
Moisture - Moist
Height - 1’-1.5’
Flower Color - Staminate scales are green to straw-colored, often tinged with reddish purple and white-margined
Bloom Time- May
Tolerate- Drought, Clay Soil, Dry Soil

Easily grown in medium moisture soils in part shade to full shade. Will grow in full sun. This species tolerates dry soil conditions better than most species of Carex. Tolerant of clay soils. Plants will slowly spread by rhizomes and will self-seed in optimum growing conditions.

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