Carex stipata

Awl-Fruited Sedge

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This common perennial sedge has characteristic spike-like green flowers (male flowers below the female flowers), which become brown as the seeds develop. The reproductive structures are present from May-July. This species is found in a wide diversity of habitats, including wet prairies, swamps, wet woods, along rivers and streams, pond edges, and wet open disturbed area.

Additional Information:

Height 12-42 Inches

Spread 18-30 Inches

Bloom/Seasonal Color Green

USDA Hardiness Zone 2-8

Home Owner Growing and Maintenance Tips:
Propagate by seed or sprigs.

Characteristics & Attributes