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Ivory Sedge planted in a curved garden bed with other shade-tolerant plants. (Copy) (Copy)
Ivory Sedge softening the edge of a shaded garden path. (Copy) (Copy)
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Ivory Sedge growing among rocks and tree roots in a natural woodland setting. (Copy) (Copy)
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Ivory Sedge (Carex eburnea) forming soft, fine-textured clumps along a shaded garden path. (Copy) (Copy)
Ivory Sedge used as a soft groundcover along a shaded stone garden path. (Copy) (Copy)
Ivory Sedge planted in a boulevard garden beneath shrubs and trees. (Copy) (Copy)
Ivory Sedge forming a low groundcover beneath a mature tree. (Copy) (Copy)
Ivory Sedge clump growing at the base of a tree in a woodland garden. (Copy) (Copy)
Ivory Sedge planted in a curved garden bed with other shade-tolerant plants. (Copy) (Copy)
Ivory Sedge softening the edge of a shaded garden path. (Copy) (Copy)
Ivory Sedge clump with fine leaves and seedheads forming in early summer. (Copy) (Copy)
Close-up of Ivory Sedge seedheads rising above fine grass-like foliage. (Copy) (Copy)
Ivory Sedge growing among rocks and tree roots in a natural woodland setting. (Copy) (Copy)
Native range map showing the distribution of Ivory Sedge (Carex eburnea) across North America. (Copy) (Copy)

Ivory Sedge (Carex eburnea) 128-cell tray

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Note: These are very small plugs—grown in a 128-cell tray. The soil plug dimensions are 1.25” across and 2” deep.

Ivory Sedge is one of the best shade plants for any garden. It has beautiful fine foliage. The soft, grass-like leaves only grow about 8 inches tall, making it a perfect companion plant for both short and tall flowers. The compact clumps of Ivory Sedge spread slowly to create a soft groundcover. It is also evergreen throughout winter. Ivory Sedge is great for planting along sidewalks, in-between stone pavers, in rock gardens, and among woodland flowers.

You’ll need quite a few Ivory Sedge plugs to fill spaces if you want a groundcover within a few years. 72-plants might seem like a lot, but with a small plant like Ivory Sedge, more is better. If you plant them every 8 inches, that means two plants per square foot. For example, if it’s a 5ft x 5ft space you want filled, you’ll need 50 plants (25sq ft x 2 plants per sq ft = 50 plants total).

Details

Perennial
Sun: Shade, Part Shade, Full Sun
Moisture: Dry, Medium
Height: 8 inches
Blooms: May, June
Color: Green, Gold
Spacing: 8-12″
Spreads: 4” a year by roots
Zones: 3-7
Benefits: Groundcover, Deer Resistant

Design Tips

Plant Ivory Sedge about 6-8 inches apart to create a grass-like groundcover after a few years. Ivory Sedge (Carex eburnea) can be planted in-between stone pavers and flagstones to provide a picturesque woodland path.

Companion Plants

Jacob's Ladder
Wild Blue Phlox
Columbine

Size: 128-cell tray (1.25'“ wide x 2” deep)

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Can be shipped.

Note: These are very small plugs—grown in a 128-cell tray. The soil plug dimensions are 1.25” across and 2” deep.

Ivory Sedge is one of the best shade plants for any garden. It has beautiful fine foliage. The soft, grass-like leaves only grow about 8 inches tall, making it a perfect companion plant for both short and tall flowers. The compact clumps of Ivory Sedge spread slowly to create a soft groundcover. It is also evergreen throughout winter. Ivory Sedge is great for planting along sidewalks, in-between stone pavers, in rock gardens, and among woodland flowers.

You’ll need quite a few Ivory Sedge plugs to fill spaces if you want a groundcover within a few years. 72-plants might seem like a lot, but with a small plant like Ivory Sedge, more is better. If you plant them every 8 inches, that means two plants per square foot. For example, if it’s a 5ft x 5ft space you want filled, you’ll need 50 plants (25sq ft x 2 plants per sq ft = 50 plants total).

Details

Perennial
Sun: Shade, Part Shade, Full Sun
Moisture: Dry, Medium
Height: 8 inches
Blooms: May, June
Color: Green, Gold
Spacing: 8-12″
Spreads: 4” a year by roots
Zones: 3-7
Benefits: Groundcover, Deer Resistant

Design Tips

Plant Ivory Sedge about 6-8 inches apart to create a grass-like groundcover after a few years. Ivory Sedge (Carex eburnea) can be planted in-between stone pavers and flagstones to provide a picturesque woodland path.

Companion Plants

Jacob's Ladder
Wild Blue Phlox
Columbine

Size: 128-cell tray (1.25'“ wide x 2” deep)