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Grass - Green Sedge
The Grass 'Green Sedge', Carex dipsacea, is a mounded sedge. Due to it's dense, mound-forming habit, it's difficult for weeds to survive. It is striking and versatile. Contrary to true ornamental grasses, Green Sedge grows well in shaded situations with moist, well-drained soil. It does well in a variety of conditions, especially mixed containers. These grass-like, clumping plants are grown for foliage effect in borders, containers, ground cover, rock gardens and water gardens. Green Sedge features slender, iridescent olive green leaves. This perennial is a native plant. ... details
Obedient Plant - Variegata The Obedient Plant Physostegia ‘Variegata’, 'Physostegia virginiana', has bright white spiked flowers that are 36” tall and a plant spread of 18-24”. ‘Variegata’ blooms from June to September and the waxy, green leaves have bright white margins that makes this plant a little different from other white blooming perennials. ‘Variegata’ is not as aggressive as most other Physostegia. Try darker colors such Hemerocallis ‘Little Business’, Platycodon ‘Balloon Flower’ or Veronica ‘Royal Candles’ as a contrast. ‘Variegata’ needs a full sun area but will tolerate some afternoon shade, in well-drained soil. |
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