Bebb's Sedge

Bebb's Sedge grows in dense clusters and will form a verdant carpet as it spreads, providing sanctuary and nourishment for local wildlife in woodland sanctuaries and damp meadows. During late spring and early summer its unassuming blooms give rise to brown seed heads that linger through late summer. Preferring moist to wet soils, Bebb's Sedge thrives in dappled shade beneath trees or along streambanks. Its unassuming beauty and minimal maintenance needs make it a nice addition to native plantings.

• Bebb's Sedge requires minimal pruning. Trim away any dead or damaged foliage to maintain its tidy appearance and promote healthy growth.
• Every 2-3 years, consider dividing Bebb's Sedge clusters in early spring to rejuvenate growth and prevent overcrowding.
• Encourage seedlings in suitable woodland or moist meadow habitats to naturalize, or thin seedlings out to manage spread and maintain desired population density.