Carex plantaginea - Seersucker Sedge rock-garden can be found in both

can be found in both moist and dry environments

Cupido comyntas

The two species of oil-collecting bee

and pond edges

All good reasons to introduce more ferns

Carex plantaginea - Seersucker Sedge rock-garden can be found in bothSizes available: 2 quart Basics: zones 4 8, 6 12" x 12 24", part to full shade, bright light green, quilted leaves, prefers moist woodland soils, but quite drought tolerant once established. Common names: Seersucker Sedge, Plantain leaved Sedge Family: Cyperaceae Origin Distribution: native to Maine Habitat: open woodland More: Although Carex species are generally deer and rabbit resistant, I have noticed that this one gets munched in the winter.