Genus guide
Carex — 40 species
Carex is a vast genus of grass-like sedges spanning an enormous range of habitats, from the arching orange tones of New Zealand sedge to the fine silvery blades of blue sedge and the lush mounds of palm sedge. Light and water requirements vary considerably by species — many prefer partial to full shade and reliably moist soil, though some tolerate full sun and moderate drought once established. Toxicity to cats and dogs varies across species; always verify the specific Carex you intend to keep before bringing it into a pet-occupied home.
All Carex species we cover
- Amazon Mist Sedge
- Black sedge
- Blonde Sedge
- Blue sedge
- Blue Zinger Sedge
- Bowles Golden Sedge
- Bronze Sedge
- Carex pendula
- Carex riparia 'Variegata'
- Creeping broad-leaf sedge
- Cyperus Sedge
- Cyperus-Like Sedge
- Evergold Japanese Sedge
- Evergold Sedge
- Fingered Sedge
- Frosted Curls Sedge
- Glaucous Sedge
- Gray's sedge
- Great Pond Sedge
- Grey sedge
- Hair sedge
- Ice Dance Japanese Sedge
- Ice Dance Sedge
- Leatherleaf Sedge
- Lesser Pond Sedge
- Mutton Bird Sedge
- Orange New Zealand sedge
- palm sedge
- Palm sedge
- Pennsylvania Sedge
- Plantain-Leaved Sedge
- Red Rooster Sedge
- Sand Sedge
- Sparkler Palm Sedge
- spiked sedge
- Toffee Twist Sedge
- Variegated Greater Pond Sedge
- Variegated Yellow Sedge
- Weeping Brown Sedge
- Wood Sedge