Pennsylvania Sedge; Oak Sedge (Carex pensylvanica)

Pennsylvania Sedge; Oak Sedge (Carex pensylvanica)Hardy, eastern North American perennial sedge Description: Fountain shaped mounds of narrow, shiny, bright green foliage; white and purple inflorescences emerge in mid late spring; typically semi evergreen Habit: Grows 6 10 high and 12 wide; clump forming and vigorous; spreads by rhizomes to form large colonies Culture: Prefers partial to full shade and dry to average, well drained soil; drought tolerant Hardiness: Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4 Origin:

Although introduced into England in 1803 by the Philadelphia plant enthusiast

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who sent them on to his brother Louis in Paris

Ten slaves— all under the age of 19— tell their stories of enslavement

ISBN-13: ‎  978-1936520046

Holds our complete 40-piece flatware set (sold separately)

Print length: 640 pages

Leadwort is slow growing and not thought to be invasive

and shipped plants as gifts to Madame de Tessé in Paris

Habit: Grows to 12 inches high and wide