Pennsylvania Sedge Outdoor followed by dark purple-black berries

followed by dark purple-black berries in fall that feed songbirds and extend the seasonal show

Spreading — forms low mats that gently widen

Provide partial to full shade

A compact dianthus with striking speckled blooms and silver-blue foliage

and is also tolerant of black walnut toxicity

Pennsylvania Sedge Outdoor followed by dark purple-black berriesCarex pensylvanica Overview Uses: Lawn alternative, groundcover for dry shade, woodland gardens, underplanting for shrubs and perennials, erosion control on shaded slopes. Benefits: Pennsylvania Sedge is one of the most effective native groundcovers for shaded landscapes. Its fine, arching foliage forms a dense, soft carpet that stays low without mowing and spreads steadily by rhizomes to fill bare ground under trees. Unlike most sedges, it thrives in