Carex grayi - Plant Finder - Missouri Botanical Garden
Carex grayi, commonly called gray sedge, has greenish yellow to brown seed heads that look like spiked clubs and are attractive in both fresh and dried flower arrangements. The fruits remain on the plant in winter, adding an interesting accent when the shadows reflect on snow.
Carex grayi - North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox
The Carex grayi seed heads are a wonderful unexpected pale-green with earmarks of being spiked clubs that have a long bloom time from spring to fall being attractive in both fresh and dried flower arrangements.
Carex grayi Common Bur Sedge - Prairie Moon Nursery
Carex grayi is a very ornamental sedge that has thrived in both sun and shade rain gardens installed at Prairie Moon.
Carex grayi (Mace Sedge) - Gardenia
Rising above a pleated, grass-like, semi-evergreen foliage that is light green in full sun (darker in the light shade), its conspicuous and unique mace-like flower spikes draw attention in early summer and remain attractive well into winter. They emerge pale green and …
Info native sedge Carex grayi Gray's Sedge - Hoffman Nursery
Native to North America, Carex grayi can be found growing in low-lying areas near rivers, swamps, and bottomland forests. Enjoy this unusual native sedge planted at the edges of ponds and fountains, in moist areas, or in decorative containers with other moisture-loving plants.
Carex grayi (Gray's Sedge) - Minnesota Wildflowers
Carex grayi is an uncommon sedge of floodplain forests, primarily along the Mississippi River and its major tributaries, and reaches the northwest limit of its range in southern Mille Lacs County.
Carex grayi — Gray's sedge - Go Botany
Gray's sedge stands out from similar taxa with inflated perigynia in that the carpellate spikes are nearly perfectly spherical, and the perigynia radiating equally in all directions. Gray's sedge is typically found in rich or calcareous wetlands.
Carex grayi - Wikipedia
Carex grayi, commonly known as Gray's sedge, [3] is a species of flowering plant in the sedge family, Cyperaceae. It is native to eastern North America. [3]
Carex grayi - USDA Plants Database
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Carex grayi - Chicago Botanic Garden
1 day ago · Common Bur Sedge (Carex grayi): This clump-forming evergreen perennial native to the Midwest grows to a height of 3 feet with full sun to partial shade and moist soil conditions. It has showy green blooms in May and June.
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