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Orange New Zealand Sedge, Carex testacea, Monrovia Plant Finely textured, bronze-green leaves age to electric orange in the cool season The elegant, arching, mounding form is a beautiful evergreen garden accent, ideal for containers, massing in borders or spilling over rocks
Prairie Fire Orange Sedge (Carex) - 1 Gallon Pot 'Prairie Fire' is creates a fiery display with its upright, slender, green-bronze foliage that is tipped with orange highlights The color intensifies the more sun the plant gets and persist through the winter in warmer climates, while turning to a red-tinted o5range in cooler climates
Growing Carex Testacea: Orange New Zealand Sedge Care Carex Testacea [KAR-eks, test-uh-SEE-uh] is a deciduous evergreen tufted perennial from the sedge or graminoid family Cyperaceae This arching ornamental grass is a New Zealand native, earning the common name New Zealand Orange Sedge
Carex testacea (New Zealand Hair Sedge) - Gardenia One of the cold-hardier New Zealand Hairy Sedges, Carex testacea forms a low, cascading mound of narrow, arching, olive-green leaves turning coppery-brown in summer and adding warm, orange tints in winter
Carex testacea Prairie Fire - Hoffman Nursery Prairie Fire Sedge has upright, slender, green-bronze foliage tipped with orange highlights; fiery coloring intensifies in full sun Create a dramatic display in sweeps, blend with hot-colored perennials and yellowgreen shrubs, or use as a focal point in mixed containers
Growing Carex testacea (Orange Sedge) - whiteflowerfarm. com Carex testacea is a New Zealand native and hardy for Zones 7-10S W, with fine, olive green foliage that takes on coppery orange highlights in full sun, where it performs best This graceful Sedge is ideal for cascading over rock walls, edging a pond, or as the focal point of a large container planting Must be treated as an annual in cold climates
Carex testacea at San Marcos Growers Carex testacea (Orange Sedge) - A clumping fine-textured evergreen sedge growing 18 to 24 inches tall or slightly more when well irrigated with leaves that arch outward up to 2 feet