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Carex densa
Dense, clump forming sedge, 12-30″ tall, large, compact flower clusters. Important food source for waterfowl, songbirds, beavers, and deer. -
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Carex leporina (syn. Carex ovalis)
This wetland sedge is found in seasonally wet prairies, swales, shores, and marshes. It needs full sun, and soils that… -
Carex leporina (syn. Carex ovalis)
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Carex pachystachya
Chamisso sedge is native to Western North America and is found in many types of habitats. It can tolerate drier… -
Carex pachystachya
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Carex scoparia
Dense, clump forming sedge, 12-30″ tall. It grows in many different hydric conditions making it a good competitor and ideal… -
Carex scoparia
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Carex stipata
Bright green plant with pyramidal flower clusters and stout, triangular stems, 15-35″ tall. This sedge is common in the wetter… -
Carex stipata
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Carex tumulicola
This one of our few upland prairie sedges. It forms large clumps and has delicate nodding flower heads. -
Carex tumulicola
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Carex unilateralis
This sedge is commonly found in wet prairies and ditches. It is 12-30″ tall, has yellowish-green foliage, is densely bunched,… -
Carex unilateralis
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Juncus ensifolius
This is a slow-growing rhizomatous perennial found in very wet prairie habitats and ditches forming clumps of stems 20 to… -
Juncus ensifolius
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Juncus tenuis/occidentalis mix
The two species of rushes often grow on the same site to our stand is mixes. This clump forming rush… -
Juncus tenuis/occidentalis mix
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Luzula subsessilis
This small prairie rush in found on both wet and dry sites. It has flat, grass-like leaves and soft hairs… -
Luzula subsessilis
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