Black Sedge Common Sedge

I grow this in my pond and it does phenomenally. Spreads quite quickly, and in just a few years I've gone from one pot full to five. Defi...Read Morenitely a great marginal that helps give my pond a more natural look.

This is another native sedge in Newfoundland and one that is small enough to use in a rock garden setting. They will grow in regular gar...Read Moreden soil as long as it does not dry out. They may also be grown in a bog or water garden. The seedheads are black, adding a lovely contrast in the garden. They usually grow around 6-12" high although they may reach nearly 2 feet in the right habitat. Locally, they often grow in alpine areas and along coastal headlands.