Shallow Sedge

Shallow Sedge is a hardy wetland perennial that thrives in consistently moist or wet soils. Its spiky seed heads appear in late spring to early summer and provide food for birds and other wildlife. Shallow sedge is excellent for stabilizing soil in wet meadows, pond edges, and rain gardens, where its robust root system helps prevent erosion.

• Cut back in late winter or early spring to remove old growth and encourage fresh foliage.
• Thrives in wet, fertile soils and tolerates seasonal flooding.
• Divide clumps every few years to maintain vigor and rejuvenate growth.