Carex trifida

  • Mature size: 1m x 1m 
  • Soil: Wet / Moist 
  • Sunlight: Full sun / Partial shade

 

Carex trifida is a striking New Zealand native sedge ideal for wetland restoration, riparian planting and low-lying areas. Its fast growth forms large upright clumps of broad blue-green foliage and thrives in consistently moist to wet soils. An excellent choice for erosion control, biodiversity projects and naturalistic landscapes.

 

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  • Mature size: 1m x 1m 
  • Soil: Wet / Moist 
  • Sunlight: Full sun / Partial shade

 

Carex trifida is a striking New Zealand native sedge ideal for wetland restoration, riparian planting and low-lying areas. Its fast growth forms large upright clumps of broad blue-green foliage and thrives in consistently moist to wet soils. An excellent choice for erosion control, biodiversity projects and naturalistic landscapes.

 

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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.

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  • Maintain the unique character of Canterbury's native vegetation.