Carex flagellifera

  • Mature size: 60cm x 60cm
  • Soil: Dry to Moist, Well drained
  • Sunlight: Full sun / Partial shade

 

Carex flagellifera is a hardy New Zealand native sedge valued for its attractive bronze to olive-green arching foliage and adaptability. It is an excellent choice for native gardens, mass planting, riparian restoration, erosion control and landscape projects, adding year-round colour and texture.


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  • Mature size: 60cm x 60cm
  • Soil: Dry to Moist, Well drained
  • Sunlight: Full sun / Partial shade

 

Carex flagellifera is a hardy New Zealand native sedge valued for its attractive bronze to olive-green arching foliage and adaptability. It is an excellent choice for native gardens, mass planting, riparian restoration, erosion control and landscape projects, adding year-round colour and texture.


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Where possible, we source seed from naturally occurring populations as close as practical to their original environment. This helps ensure the plants retain the hardiness and characteristics that have developed over generations in local conditions.

  • Improve plant establishment and long-term survival.
  • Preserve the natural genetic diversity of local ecosystems.
  • Maintain the unique character of Canterbury's native vegetation.