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Webberville / Meadow Sedge (Carex perdentata)
Webberville / Meadow Sedge (Carex perdentata)
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Webberville / Meadow Sedge
Carex perdentata
Other Common Names: Meadow Sedge
Quick Plant Info
- βοΈ Light: Sun to Part Shade
- π§ Water: Medium
- πΏ Type: Perennial (Sedge)
- π Mature Size: 1β2 ft tall Γ 1β2 ft wide
Plant Traits
North Texas Native
Description
A native sedge with fine-textured foliage that provides structure and habitat in a range of conditions.
Webberville / Meadow Sedge forms a soft, grassy clump that adds texture and movement to plantings. It is adaptable to both moist and moderately dry conditions once established.
πΌ Why it works
- Provides year-round structure with evergreen foliage
- Adapts to a range of moisture conditions
- Excellent for habitat-focused plantings
- Low-maintenance once established
π¦ Wildlife value
Provides cover and seed for birds and contributes to habitat structure.
Supports ecosystem function by adding ground-level diversity.
π± Where it thrives
Best in sun to part shade with moderate moisture. It performs well in rain gardens, low areas, and naturalized plantings.
- Rain gardens and low areas
- Naturalized plantings
- Borders and edges
Soil: Adapts to a range of soils, including clay and periodically moist conditions.
βοΈ Growth & maintenance
Minimal maintenance required. Cut back old foliage if needed to refresh appearance.
π§ Water (establishment note)
Water regularly during establishment; once established, it tolerates both moderate moisture and short dry periods.
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