Carex spicata ~ Prickly Sedge available (5) Photo by Mark Bolin

(5) Photo by Mark Bolin

grass-like foliage that gracefully arches with age and is rich red to burgundy depending on the lighting

Also referred to as the Mexian Sotol or the Mexican Desert Spoon

They continue to ripen off the tree

Note: Considered invasive in the southeast

Carex spicata ~ Prickly Sedge available (5) Photo by Mark BolinCarex spicata, commonly known as spiked sedge or prickly sedge. Carex spicata is a tufted perennial sedge distinguished by its triangular stems, narrow keeled leaves, and characteristic purple tinged basal sheaths. Its inflorescences bear tightly arranged spikes with a clear male female flower arrangement. Type: Orn. Grass Origins: Eastern N. America; GA Native Height: 0. 5' 1' Spread: 0. 5 1 Spacing: 1 USDA Hardiness Zone: 3 8 Culture: Full Sun, Part