Description
Larval Host Plant (butterflies):
Appalachian Brown
Black Dash
Dion Skipper
Dun Skipper
Eyed Brown
Georgia Satyr
Mulberry Wing
Two-spotted Skipper
Carex squarrosa / Squarrose Sedge
$10.00
Squarrose sedge is a grass-like plant of wet meadows, marshes, and swamps with a compact, upright form and a seedhead that looks like a medieval mace. Its vertical architecture gives dynamic, structural strength to gardens amd restorations.
A robust groundcover that can help keep weeds at bay. Plant in drifts. Great for rain gardens and thrives in average soils, too.
Host plant for many butterflies, including: Appalachian Brown, Black Dash, Dion Skipper, Dun Skipper, Eyed Brown, Georgia Satyr, Mulberry Wing, and Two-spotted Skipper.
A successful component of our no-tech pond. Read more about it on our blog.
Height: 2′ Blooms: May
Siting: Moist to wet soil, sun to part sun
Deer Resistance: High
Provenance: NJ
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