Big-Leaf Sedge

Carex amplifolia

Plant Description

Big-leaf sedge is a wide-leaved sedge that grows along streamsides and other wet areas in woodlands. It is shade tolerant, growing to 1-3′ tall. The rhizomatous plants form colonies that help to stabilize soils and protect water quality.

Plant Details

Life Forms
Habitats
Soil and Moisture Conditions
Special Uses
Shade Preference
Mature Height 3'
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