Variegated broad-leaved sedge has no flowers, but its attractive leaves are the shade of a green apple -- bright and beautiful. These plants add color and pop to a garden.
 Variegated broad-leaved sedge has wide, apple-green leaves. |
Broad green leaves generously striped in cream make this compact sedge a fine
ornamental accent. Unlike many sedges, it tolerates shade and a moist soil,
though it will also grow happily in sun. The handsome leaves will bring a touch
of sunlight into a shady spot.
Variegated Broad-Leaved Sedge Quick Facts
Scientific Name: Carex siderostricta 'Variegata'
Common Name: Variegated broad-leaved sedge
Plant Type:
Perennial
Growing Zones for Variegated Broad-Leaved Sedge: Hardy
to zone 4
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