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Beautiful
SO flowy and bright! I love, love, love this grass!
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Beautiful
So gorgeous and silky. Makes you wanna lay in it
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We dig plants when your order is received, and ship immediately via US Priority Mail. You will receive a tracking number via email when plants are shipped. All plants are packed to be safe in their packages for up to 3 days after receipt.
How We Protect Your Plants For Transit
We sell only bare root plants. We dip the roots in tera-sorb silicone gel to retain ample moisture for transit and surround with plastic. This provides superior protection for plants in transit for up to 12 days.
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Open your plants and inspect the same day received. We guarantee your plants to be in excellent condition and arrive alive. If you have any problems with your order, please contact us via email (do not call us, email us with pictures) and state the problem and photos of the problem along with your order # to customerservice@tennesseewholesalenursery.com within 24 hours of order receival. No exceptions to this warranty so please, if you have any problems, we must receive an email within 24 hours of delivery.
Description
Pennsylvania Sedge is a Great Alternative to Grass Coverage
While you can utilize the Pennsylvania sedge in strategic ways, such as up against a fence to create a border, or in other areas of a garden, they can be used across the entire lawn in replacement of grass. There are a handful of varieties of Sedge plants that have great potential to be used instead of grass, Pennsylvania Sedge is one of the most preferred options. Pennsylvania Sedge is similar to grass but is clumped into portions that grow to about six to twelve inches tall. The color of this type of Sedge is green throughout the Spring and Summer months but turns a shade of tan during the colder months. Sedge prefers to be in the sun for the majority of the day, but Pennsylvania Sedge will thrive, even if it only gets a handful of hours of sunlight per day. Depending on what you are trying to do with Pennsylvania Sedge, you will want to water it a bit differently. If you have created a Pennsylvania Sedge lawn, you are typically going to want to water the garden about the same that you would water a regular grass lawn.
Pennsylvania Sedge Prefers to be in Sun and is a Soft Delicate Creeper
When planting, give it a loose loam and either part or full shade, but shade with some sunlight coming through generally works best. While most sedge prefers wet or moist earth, this sedge is somewhat unique in that it favors at most damp, and usually drier, areas in which it can thrive.
Native to woodland areas of Central and North America primarily, the Pennsylvania Sedge can be found in both parts of the USA, and Canada as well. It very much enjoys the shade, but as stated, partial shade is best, though if planted in full shade it should still do quite well. Typically it grows in very loose “colony” style and exhibits a creeping pattern to its growth and its roots, which are reddish brown. Because it can often be seen alongside traditional oak, it is not uncommon for folks to refer to this plant as oak sedge, as well as Pennsylvania sedge. This sedge produces soft, delicate leaves. It is of hardy stock and maintains a semi-evergreen status even in moderately cold winter months. Inflorescence flowers bloom in late spring–usually May on the Pennsylvania Sedge.
