Tussock Sedge single Prefers part shade and consistently

Prefers part shade and consistently moist

Will self-seed in optimum growing conditions

summer heat and humidity

low branching stems hold the alternately arranged leaves and terminal inflorescences

Tussock Sedge single Prefers part shade and consistentlyCarex stricta Common names include Tussock Sedge, Upright Sedge, Uptight Sedge. Tussock Sedge is a rhizomatous evergreen sedge that grows in dense tussocks (clumps) to 1 3' tall and to 2' wide. It is an emergent aquatic that is native primarily to wetlands, marshes, bogs, and creek margins. Narrow, glaucous, grass like leaves (to 3 8" wide) grow in dense clumps. Older leaves turn straw brown as they die, and build up around the base of each clump