GLOBE SEDGE. Globe sedge has a little different growth habit in that it forms a dense clump. Plants can reach 20 inches in height and grows in dry to moist sandy soils.

One of the most common questions we receive from Johnson County residents when they receive their free soil test is what to ...

The grassland sedge has 12- to 18-inch leaf blades that grow in a clump. ... This fast-growing perennial is very versatile and tolerant of many growing conditions, from boggy to dry, ...

There are two aspects to sedge planting I find alluring. First, they offer ground cover options in areas of dry shade, which is one of the toughest site conditions you can address.

To the consternation of turf snobs, this species will be green and flourishing when centipedegrass and St. Augustine are showing stress because of dry weather. Globe sedge has a fraternal twin ...

Nut grass (also known as nut sedge) is a real nuisance to the gardener. It robs desirable plants of water and nutrition and is unsightly in the garden or lawn.

As the summer heat approaches, now is a wonderful time to cultivate a shade garden. It will become a tranquil escape from the ...