Carex cherokeensis ( Cherokee sedge )

Carex cherokeensis, known as Cherokee sedge, is indigenous to the southeastern and southcentral United States. This sedge produces ornamental, slightly spreading tufts (6-12” tall) of fine, slim, grass-like, deep green foliage. It is appreciated in outdoor spaces for its visual impact. Pale greenish-white blooms appear in spring but are minor. Wheat-like seed spikes mature in autumn.Genus name from Latin means cutter in reference to the sharp leaves and stem edges (rushes are round but sedges have edges) found on most species' plants. Sun Exposure Savanna/Woodland Soil Conditions Mesic, Wet Mesic Height 6"-12" Flower Color Greenish-white Flower Time April-June Frequently Asked Questions     Why Purchase From Natural Communities Native Plants? What Native Plants Should I Buy? What Can I Expect: Shipping/Free Local Pick Up? What Are Your Plant Sizes?   Why Plant Natives?