 
 Carex comosa - Bristly sedge
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Carex comosa
Bristly sedge
More About Bristly sedge
- Slow spreading obligate for erosion control
- Cool season grass for mass planting
- Year round interest
Carex comosa, Bristly sedge, is a member of the sedge family has a bristly bloom that acts like Velcro. Bristly sedge stands from 1-2 ½’ tall with wide light green foliage. It prefers full sun but will tolerate part shade and spreads slowly. Great food source and cover for wildlife.
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Bloom Color
Green
Carex comosa Characteristics & Attributes

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