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This semi-evergreen, native sedge develops low mounds of long, fine foliage that forms a lush green carpet. Used as an ornamental grass in dry, woodland gardens, to edge a shady walk, or as a lawn alternative spreading slowly by rhizomes. Makes a good pollinator (caterpillar) host plant and useful to birds building nests. Plant with perennial Astilbe, Brunnera, Coral Bells, and Golden Moneywort. Divide in spring. Plant in moist to well-drained, average to rich soil. Water well after planting; maintain 1" of water, once a week the first year. Use slow release fertilizer in spring or at planting. Mulch 1-2" to suppress weeds and retain soil moisture. In general, cut ornamental grasses down as low as possible in late winter.