If you’re searching for a native grass that can handle the tricky spots in your garden, look no further than Pennsylvania sedge. This durable grass features glossy green blades that grow well in sun or shade and adapt to nearly any soil, including clay and sandy soils. Because this grass is so versatile and adaptable, it makes an excellent filler for troublesome spots along pathways or for mass-planting as a no-mow lawn. Try underplanting with hydrangeas for a lush landscape.

Details:
Botanical name: Carex pennsylvanica
Common name: Oak sedge, yellow sedge
Zone: 3-8
Sun exposure: Part sun (4-6 hours sun) to shade (<4 hours sun).
Height x width: 6-12" tall x 6-12" wide.
Foliage color: Green
Season of interest: Spring through fall.
Features: Drought-tolerant, deer-resistant, cold-tolerant, privacy & hedging, container plants, heat-tolerant, dry soils, wet soils
Uses: Border, cottage gardening, massing, naturalizing