Carex virgata
- Mature size: 1m x 50cm
- Soil: Wet / Moist
- Sunlight: Full sun / Partial shade
Carex virgata is a hardy New Zealand native sedge commonly used for riparian planting, wetland restoration and erosion control. It forms dense upright clumps of fine green foliage that thrive in damp to wet soils, making it an excellent choice for stream banks, ponds, swales and large-scale environmental planting projects. Suitable for conditions which may vary periodically from very wet to very dry. More dry tolerant and shorter than Carex secta
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- Mature size: 1m x 50cm
- Soil: Wet / Moist
- Sunlight: Full sun / Partial shade
Carex virgata is a hardy New Zealand native sedge commonly used for riparian planting, wetland restoration and erosion control. It forms dense upright clumps of fine green foliage that thrive in damp to wet soils, making it an excellent choice for stream banks, ponds, swales and large-scale environmental planting projects. Suitable for conditions which may vary periodically from very wet to very dry. More dry tolerant and shorter than Carex secta
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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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Improve plant establishment and long-term survival.
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Preserve the natural genetic diversity of local ecosystems.
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Maintain the unique character of Canterbury's native vegetation.