Hop Sedge is a native perennial sedge in the Cyperacae family. It is found from Canada to Mexico in bottomland forested areas. Hop sedge prefers full sun to light shade in moist to wet clay …

Hop sedge is a common name for several species of sedges: Carex lupulina — native to eastern North America; Carex lupuliformis — usually called false hop sedge, also native to eastern …

Description: This perennial sedge is 1½-3¼' tall, forming a loose tuft of flowering culms and leaves. The culms are light green, glabrous, and 3-angled; there are several alternate leaves …

Carex lupulina (Hop Sedge) is a robust perennial sedge forming a loose tuft of flowering culms and leaves. It produces ascending to widely spreading, recurved, light green leaves, up to 24 …

Carex lupulina, known as hop sedge or common hop sedge, is a species of sedge native to most of eastern North America. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] It was first formally named in 1805.

Carex lupulina is a common sedge of open and forested wetlands and reaches the northwest edge of its range in Minnesota. Carex is a large genus, with over 600 species in North America …

Common Hop Sedge thrives in any sun exposure but prefers wet to medium-wet soils. It reaches up to 3' in height with wide green leaf blades and spiked 'hop-looking' seed heads that form …

Hop sedge inhabits the eastern half of North America, where it is found in marshy lakeshores, swamp openings and grassy marshes. Its achenes provide food for waterfowl. Marshes, …

Hop Sedge, Carex lupulina is a native attractive perennial sedge in the Cyperacae family. It is found in bottomlands and forested areas and prefers full sun to light shade in moist to wet clay …

Uses: Ornamental, butterflies, deer tolerant, birds. Bloom time: June - Sept. Height: 2 to 3.5 feet. Space: 1.5 to 2.5 feet. Sun: Sun to medium shade. Moisture: moist to wet. Seed: Most seed is …