Fox sedge is a clumping grass that will naturalize where planted. It is planted in locations that remain moist, near streams, springs, ponds, and moist woods. It is an excellent colonizer of wetland mitigation sites. Grasslike, leaves present all year.

Grows 1-3.5’ tall and spreads up to 2’ wide

It is found with other plant species such as Soft Rush, Wool Grass, Bulrush, other Sedges, Virginia Wild Rye, Ox Eye Daisy, Boneset, Pye Weed, and Ironweed

Install at waterline or above. Freshwater only.

Wetland Indicator Status: Eastern Mountains/Piedmont - OBL (Obligate Wetland); Almost always occur in wetlands. Coastal Plain - FACW (Facultative Wetland), Usually occur in wetlands, but may occur in non-wetlands

USDA Hardiness Zone: 3 to 7

5 inch deep x 1.6 inch wide plug

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