Houston Heights, TX (Zone 9a) | March 2013 | positive
Cedar sedge is so named for its habit of growing under cedar (juniper species) trees. It also grows in prairies in the shade of taller gr...Read Moreasses. It is native to Texas, OK, AR, NM, AZ. I found it growing voluntarily in my garden and moved it near to other clumps in shade near a cedar shrub and in shade of my pergola. It behaves well as a slowly enlarging clump, is suitable for use in dry shade. It is a beautiful green soft to the touch grass but due to its clumping nature is probably not suitable for a lawn grass. It looks great used with other annuals and perennials with a similar low profile.
Cedar sedge is so named for its habit of growing under cedar (juniper species) trees. It also grows in prairies in the shade of taller gr...Read More