Carex grayi is an attractive sedge with tufts of arching green leaves. In early summer it bears mid-green flowers, followed by pale green, star-shaped seedheads, which are very popular with flower arrangers.
It looks good grown towards the front of a border or among other plants, especially compact perennials and grasses. It also looks good grown at the edge of a pond.
For best results grow Carex grayi in moist soil in full sun to partial shade. Cut back foliage after flowering.
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Carex ‘Grayi’ and wildlife
Carex ‘Grayi’ has no particular known value to wildlife in the UK.
