Creek sedge

Plant in spring or fall in moist to wet soil. Tolerates clay and periodically flooded conditions. Space 18–24 inches apart. Water thoroughly after planting.

Water generously and consistently- this native sedge naturally grows along stream banks and in wet areas, and it thrives with reliable moisture. Trim or mow the planting back to a few inches in early spring to remove old foliage before fresh growth emerges. No fertilization needed. Divide clumps every 4–5 years if they become crowded. Essentially pest- and disease-free. An excellent choice for rain gardens, pond edges, and wet problem areas.