Carex flaccosperma Reference vase-shaped clump of smooth

vase-shaped clump of smooth

while the epithet ludoviciana means simply of Louisiana

buttery cream-yellow flowers through autumn and into early winter

are a vivid chartreuse and genuinely handsome

From late spring into early summer

Carex flaccosperma Reference vase-shaped clump of smoothCarex flaccosperma, the blue wood sedge, is a clump forming native of the Southeastern woodlands grown for cool, glaucous, blue to blue green foliage. The blades are wide for a sedge, to half an inch, faintly quilted along the veins, and they catch the light with a soft powdery sheen that lifts a shaded planting where most greens recede. An easy, well mannered groundcover for shade, the blue wood sedge knits into low colonies along a shaded path,