Native Grasses For Erosion Control
Carex dipsacea (Teasel Sedge)
Carex dipsacea is a fine-leaved, clump-forming sedge native to New Zealand. It features slender, green to bronze-tinted foliage and grows to approximately 60 cm tall and wide. This adaptable plant thrives in damp to wet soils and full sun to partial shade, making it ideal for riparian plantings, wetlands, and rain gardens. Carex dipsacea is a low-maintenance plant that tolerates seasonal inundation and adds a soft texture to native or naturalistic landscapes.
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Carex secta (Swamp Sedge)
Carex secta, commonly known as Pukio or Swamp Sedge, is a striking New Zealand native sedge with bright green, arching foliage that forms large, fountain-like tussocks. Widely found in wetlands, swamps, and along stream margins, it provides excellent erosion control and serves as a habitat for wildlife. This hardy plant thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers consistently damp soils. Carex secta is ideal for riparian planting, wetland restoration, and adding bold texture to native landscapes.
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