Carex texensis

Carex texensis is a fine textured low growing sedge native to the southern United States. It forms dense soft green tufts that resemble a grasslike groundcover and stays evergreen in mild climates. Thriving in part shade to full sun and tolerating dry soil once established it’s ideal for naturalized areas, meadows, and understory plantings. Its delicate foliage sways gently with the breeze adding texture and movement to layered plantings. Height & Spread: 6 - 12 in x 12 - 18 in Bloom Time: Spring Light Requirements: Part shade to full sun Soil Preference: Well drained, sandy or loamy soil Watering Needs: Low to moderate Deer Resistance: Rarely browsed by deer Native Status Carex texensis is native to the southern and southeastern United States particularly Texas and surrounding states where it grows in prairies, woodlands, and dry savannas. WILDLIFE & INSECTS Butterflies Acts as a larval host for skipper butterflies such as the Pepper and Salt Skipper and the Whirlabout. Bi