| This Month's Featured Plant | |
Sedge, Blue Satin If you want a clumping evergreen plant for shade that has a bold countenance and blue-green leaves and you don't want Hosta, then here's your answer. Blue Satin Sedge is a wonderful sedge (resembles grass) with smooth, pointed, powder blue leaves 1 inch wide by 12 inches long. Grown for its gorgeous foliage (flowers insignificant), it is a fairly slowly expanding clumper for shade and good soil. Imagine it with the shiny greens of Asarum, or the maroon of Purple Alumroot, or the glaucous blue of Bleeding Hearts. It grows naturally in rich woods of the east where it is fairly rare. Clip off old leaves in the spring when new growth emerges. click here |
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| Good Companions for Blue Satin Sedge | |
| Sarcococca hookeriana var. humilis | Sarcococca, Sweetbox |
| Tiarella cordifolia var. collina | Foamflower, Clumping |
| Dryopteris celsa | Log Fern |
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