Carex radiata

$4.00

Eastern Star Sedge brings refined texture, early-season interest, and natural resilience to the garden — all while thriving in the cool, dappled light of woodland spaces. In spring to early summer, this sedge sends up slender stalks with delicate, star-shaped golden-green flowers that give the plant its common name — “Eastern Star Sedge.” These tiny bursts of light add understated beauty and feed early-season pollinators and beneficial insects. Even after flowering, the plant remains attractive with its soft, arching, bright green blades that bring life and motion to shady beds, borders, and understories.

Eastern Star Sedge brings refined texture, early-season interest, and natural resilience to the garden — all while thriving in the cool, dappled light of woodland spaces. In spring to early summer, this sedge sends up slender stalks with delicate, star-shaped golden-green flowers that give the plant its common name — “Eastern Star Sedge.” These tiny bursts of light add understated beauty and feed early-season pollinators and beneficial insects. Even after flowering, the plant remains attractive with its soft, arching, bright green blades that bring life and motion to shady beds, borders, and understories.

  • zone: 4 - 8

  • height: 1 - 2 ft

  • bloom time: apr - may

  • sun: part shade

  • water: medium - wet

  • habitat value: food for songbirds, gamebirds, and small mammals