Nebraska sedge

Carex nebrascensis

Cool season, rhizomatous, sod-forming perennial grasslike. Occurs in wet and often alkaline soils. Widespread and important riparian and wetland species, more xeric than other sedges, able to thrive in dry sites as long as its roots remain wet; up to 9,500 ft. elevation. Good palatability to livestock and extremely valuable for providing forage and cover for waterfowl.

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Growing Region

Intermountain West, Midwest, Pacific Northwest

Species Attributes

Seeds Per lb
534,100
Growing Region
Intermountain West, Midwest, Pacific Northwest
Native
Intermountain West, Southwest, Pacific Northwest
Life Form
Grass
Life Cycle
Perennial
Light Requirements
Sun
Precipitation Requirements
High
Mature Height
1-3 ft
Flowering Season
Cool/Warm Season
Cool
Bloat/Non-Bloat
Bloom Color
Bunch/Sod
Sod

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Nebraska sedge

Carex nebrascensis

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