Carex dipsacea

What is the optimum Carex dipsacea grass spacing?

The optimum spacing for Carex dipsacea grass plants to merge and become an effective ground cover is 50 cm apart. However, they must be spaced at least 90-110 cm apart if you want them to grow as a unique plant. The spacing for having them merge to a limited degree is 60 cm apart.

Why Choose Carex dipsacea?

This variety is prized for its compact size and neat growth habit, making it an ideal choice for borders, rock gardens, and small spaces. It thrives in moist, well-drained soils, providing year-round greenery and habitat value in NZ gardens.

Carex dipsacea for sale in NZ

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Planting and Care Tips

Plant Carex dipsacea in full sun to partial shade in moist or wet soils. It is ideal for swales, pond margins, and riparian zones. Space plants 30-50 cm apart for dense coverage. Water regularly during the establishment phase, especially in dry weather. Once established, it tolerates periodic flooding and seasonal dryness. Trim back old foliage annually to maintain a tidy appearance. This hardy sedge is excellent for erosion control and low-maintenance native landscapes.

Why Buy From The Plant Company?

The Plant Company supplies premium-quality Carex dipsacea plants that have been grown from eco-sourced seed to become strong and healthy growth. Our plants are ideal for wetland restoration, native landscaping, and erosion control. With expert advice, secure packaging, and reliable nationwide delivery, The Plant Company makes it easy to plant with confidence and success. Choose us for trusted service and consistently outstanding plant quality.

Carex dipsacea pruning

The primary reason for pruning Carex dipsacea is to remove dead or damaged foliage. This helps maintain the plant's aesthetic appeal and promotes healthy new growth. Such light pruning can be done at any time. If more aggressive pruning requires removing 50% of the vegetation, this is generally undertaken during summer when the plants are actively growing. The plants can safely be reduced by up to 75% during this time. The Plant Company recommends that plants have at least 10 cm of growth remaining at the base of the plant after any severe pruning. Avoid heavy pruning in winter, as the plants may struggle to recover.