Carex amphibola 1G 1Q

Carex amphibola 1G 1Q(Creek Sedge) Cool season native sedge forming graceful, fountain like clumps of narrow green leaves that arch outward. Well suited to shaded or partially shaded sites with moist, well drained soils and works as a fine textured groundcover or matrix plant. Tolerates a range of woodland conditions and combines well with ferns and spring ephemerals. Plant Patent: n a Container Size: trade gallon USDA Zone: 3 9 Height: 12 18 Spread: 12 18 Sun Exposure:

Bloom Color: semi-double golden yellow

Cylindropuntia x anasaziensis is a naturally occurring hybrid found in southwestern Colorado and most likely a cross between C

such as rain gardens and pond margins

Planted in Ladew Cottage Garden & Culp's Clearing at Bondsville Mill Park

Bloom Time: early summer

A selection touted for its abundance of white wiry “hairs” that emerge from the leaf margins

(Blue Star)

Bloom Time: n/a

yet well-drained soils

US Native: no

Thrives in full sun with average moisture and draws in late-season pollinators

Foliage Color: blue