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Carex pendula
Pendulous Sedge
Carex pendula brings unusual elegance and fluid movement to the shady corners of the garden. In nature, you will most often find this perennial in damp forests and on the banks of streams. At your place, it will thrive best in partial shade or shade, in loamy or clayey soil that reliably retains moisture. Soon after planting, it will form dense clumps of dark green leaves and gradually grow over one meter tall. Its main decoration is the long, drooping spikes in olive and chestnut shades. This sedge perfectly complements shrub undergrowth and the edges of ponds. Although its flowers are not suitable for drying, you can wonderfully enliven summer bouquets with them in their fresh state. In a suitable location, it also enjoys self-seeding, forming a charming detail in the garden under a layer of winter frost.
Seedling
K9 pot (9×9×9.5 cm)
1-2 pieces
€3,49each
3-8 pieces
€3,09each
9-17 pieces
€2,79each
18+ pieces
€2,39each
155 pcs in stock
Difficulty
Beginner
Diseases
Disease-free 🙂
Flower color
Green, brown
Flower color: Shade
Olive, chestnut
Foliage color
Green, dark green
Fragrant (aromatic) 👃
No
Frost resistance
-23 °C
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The temperature down to which the plant is frost hardy.
Hardiness zone
6a (-23.3 °C to -20.6 °C)
Height
80-150 cm
Moisture
💧💧💧
Pests
Pest-free 🙂
Position
Partial shade, shade
Soil
Loamy, humus-rich, clay
Spacing
50-70 cm
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Recommended planting spacing.
Spacing: Plants per m²
3-5
Species
Perennial
Suitable for cutting
Yes
Suitable for drying
No
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Flowering
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Cultivation
The Pendulous sedge will arrive as an already beautifully grown seedling, ready to enrich your garden immediately. Selecting the right location is absolutely crucial for it. It will thrive best in partial shade or shade, so you can easily revive even the darkest corners where other plants might not do well. The soil should be heavier, ideally loamy, clayey, or humous, with excellent water-retention capacity. This perennial requires really rich watering and a constantly moist environment, making it an absolutely ideal choice for planting on the banks of garden ponds or under the canopy of large shrubs and trees.
You can plant the seedlings in the garden from spring to autumn. Since the sedge forms massive clumps when mature and grows to a height of 80 to 150 centimeters, we recommend maintaining sufficient spacing. The ideal distance between individual plants is 50 to 70 centimeters, which corresponds to roughly three to five pieces per square meter. This space ensures the plants have enough room for natural growth and good air circulation. When planting, add a little quality compost to the hole to support quick rooting. Regular fertilization during the year is not necessary; the plant gets enough nutrients naturally from the humous soil.
During the season, care for the sedge is very low-maintenance, which will please every beginner gardener. From May to July, it will reward you with long, drooping spikes in olive and chestnut shades. You can freely cut these flowers for fresh summer bouquets, although they are not suitable for drying. A great advantage is that this long-lived perennial does not suffer from any diseases and is avoided by common pests. If you provide the plant with enough moisture, it will grow practically on its own. It likes to self-seed in a suitable location. So, if you don't want it to spread too much in the garden, just remove the faded stems before the seeds ripen.
This grass is fully frost-resistant down to -23 °C, so it will survive the winter here without any problems and does not require special winter protection. On the contrary, its dark green leaves offer a wonderful winter effect when covered in morning frost. In the spring, you just need to comb through the clump with your hands and remove dead or damaged leaves, or perform a light prune for rejuvenation. The Pendulous sedge can also be very successfully grown in spacious containers or window boxes on a shady terrace. Choose a really large pot with drainage holes so the roots don't sit in mud. Use a heavier, humous substrate that binds water well and ensure frequent and generous watering, because soil in a container dries out much faster than in open ground.
The information given is based on our experience, please use it as a guide only. Times may vary depending on the season, climate, location, sowing and transplanting dates and possibly also the conditions in the greenhouse/greenhouse. We always recommend testing how the plant performs in your conditions. Please do not take this as a guarantee.
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