



Dune Sedge
This is a beautiful, spreading, evergreen, native perennial grass, which can be used as a lawn alternative. This species is botanically distinct from Carex praegracilis, but the two are frequently confused based on their overall appearance. The primary difference is that Carex pansa is better adapted to sandy soil, whereas Carex praegracilis is highly adaptable. No matter which grass you choose, either is sure to please by lending a graceful, meadow look to any garden.
Carex pansa
Leaf Characteristics
Leaf shape : Linear
Leaf color : Green
Plant Anatomy
Foliage growth cycle : Evergreen
Average size maturity height : 6-8 in.
Growth rate : Moderate-Fast
Cultural Information
USDA Zone : 0 to 5 F( Z7a)
Sunset zone : 7-9, 11-24
Water requirements : Occasional
Light exposure : Partial Sun
Landscape Attributes
Seashore conditions : Yes
Attractive bark : Yes