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Carex platyphylla |
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Common name |
broadleaf sedge; silver sedge |
Family |
cyperaceae |
Life cycle |
perennial |
Flowers |
tan (late spring) |
Size |
8" |
Light |
part sun-light shade |
Understory sedge native to the entire eastern United States, supposedly deer-resistant. As sedges go, the leaves on these are broad, and they are pleated, with a bluish tint. Insignificant tan flowers appear in late spring.
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