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Carex grayi Gray Sedge
Gray Sedge, Carex grayi, features striking flowers that look like the spiky end of mace, giving it its other name, Mace Sedge. The unusual flowers offer a striking addition to bouquets, fresh or dried.
Bright green, semi-evergreen foliage forms into thick upright mounds that thrive in areas with consistent moisture. Excellent choice for rain gardens.
5″ pot
