Clustered Field Sedge plum trees making it a great choice

making it a great choice for small-space gardening

Full sun only in coastal or cooler climates

subtropical evergreen shrub that can tolerate regular pruning and can easily be shaped as a hedge

and poor soil

helping to keep the soil cool and moist while providing a slow release of nutrients over time

Clustered Field Sedge plum trees making it a great choiceClustered Field Sedge is an adaptable North American native perennial sedge and naturally grows in meadows, prairies, or near water. Carex praegracilis is popular as a lawn alternative in California and can be mowed as low as 4 inches tall, or left unmowed for the wild meadow allure naturally growing 12 inches tall. Also known as Clustered Field Sedge, this fine textured, strongly rhizomatous, green sedge prefers full sun and forms a spreading carpet