Description
Carex comans is a small hardy sedge grass, silvery green. The tips of the leaves tend to curl slightly giving it a decorative flare. Tolerant of most conditions, but requires good drainage making it ideal for pots or dry sites.
Carex comans
Drainage:DampVery DryWell Drained
Growth:Medium
Height Range:0.3
Site Conditions:Frost TolerantHeavy SoilLoamy SoilSandy SoilWindy
Spread Range:0.3
Sunlight:Full Sun
Features:Attractive foliageAttractive to insectsEvergreenSuitable for Revegetation Species
Additional information
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| Features | Attractive foliage, Attractive to insects, Evergreen, Suitable for Revegetation Species |
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