Carex radiata

Eastern Star Sedge

Carex radiata

Description

Eastern Star Sedge is a graceful, clump-forming perennial sedge native to the eastern United States. It is often found in moist woods and prefers lightly acidic soils. Its arching, narrow leaves are bright green and maintain their color throughout the growing season. The plant is notable for its delicate, star-like flower spikes and seed heads which appear in late spring to early summer.
Life Cycle
perennial
Height
1 to 2 feet
Sun Exposure
Full shade to partial sun
Bloom Months
April, May, June
Bloom Color
Bloom Description
The foliage is a vibrant, bright green color.