WHAT: Bowle’s golden sedge (Carex elata Aurea) is a grasslike sedge with golden yellow and green-edged foliage. Tolerant of full sun to partial shade, but the more sun the brighter the color.

Consider, for example, Bowles’ golden sedge (Carex elata ‘Aurea’). The unique foliage shows off vivid golden-yellow leaves with a thin edging of dark green. While the inner leaves of this ...

My favourite sedge has to be Carex elata Aurea - or Bowles golden sedge - introduced by the famous plantsman the Rev E A Bowles, a Victorian plant hunter responsible for spotting many good garden ...

for the endangered golden sedge (Carex lutea). Critical habitat is essential to allow for recovery of this highly localized, rare plant. “This proposal is a lifeline for the golden sedge,” said Ileene ...

Metro desk: 343-2389 On Twitter: @StarNewsOnline Golden sedge, or Carex lutea, is a perennial member of the sedge family (Cyperaceae). Fertile stems may reach 39 inches or more in height.

Carex pseudocyperus is a fine specimen plant, its golden-brown flowers drooping elegantly from yellowy-green stems. And C paniculata, aptly known as tussock sedge, forms dense clumps beside a pond.

With all the recent snow and ice and the soggy, boggy conditions left behind, you can end up counting the casualties of plants that you thought were hardy but have turned up their toes after the ...

Carex pseudocyperus is a fine specimen plant, its golden-brown flowers drooping elegantly from yellowy-green stems. And C paniculata, aptly known as tussock sedge, forms dense clumps beside a pond.