Palm Sedge

Palm Sedge is a wetland garden winner with its distinctive, palm-like foliage and upright growth, creating a striking silhouette. Growing up to 3 feet tall in ideal conditions, its bold structure is perfect for stabilizing soil and adding vertical interest to rain gardens, wet meadows, and pond edges. Palm sedge also produces slender, greenish-brown seed heads in late spring to early summer that add subtle visual interest while supporting local wildlife.

• Trim back in late winter or early spring to remove old growth and encourage fresh foliage.
• Thrives in wet, fertile soil; adaptable to different soil types if moisture is consistent.
• Divide clumps every few years to manage growth and rejuvenate plant health.