Carex Flacca (A.K.A Glauca)

Carex flacca (Carex glauca) – Blue Sedge

Carex flacca, also known as Carex glauca, is a low-growing, clumping sedge known for its cool blue-green foliage that adds color and texture to any garden bed or landscape.

This ornamental grass-like plant is excellent for edging, rock gardens, mass plantings, or as a soft filler between pavers. It thrives in part shade but tolerates full sun and dry soils.

• � Soft blue foliage adds cool tones to the landscape
• � Tolerates sun, shade, and drought
• � Great for borders, containers, or groundcover
• � Mature Size: 6–12 in. tall, 12–18 in. wide
• � Non-invasive, low-maintenance variety

Note: A popular choice for modern landscapes, Blue Sedge stays neat and compact without becoming invasive.

Growing Zones: 4–9 outdoors

FAQ’s

What makes Blue Sedge special

Its unique bluish foliage, compact growth, and drought tolerance make it a favorite among landscape designers.

Does Carex flacca spread aggressively

No, it’s a clump-forming sedge that stays neat and contained.

Is it deer-resistant

Yes, Carex flacca is typically not favored by deer.

Can it grow in containers

Absolutely! It’s a great choice for pots or planters due to its compact habit and graceful look.