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Carex TestaceaOrange Sedge Speckled Hedge Orange New Zealand Sedge Botanical Name: Carex testacea Family: Cyperaceae Origin: New Zealand Plant Type: Strappy grass like perennial (sedge) Overview Carex testacea (orange sedge) forms fine, arching tussocks that shift from olive green to coppery orange, intensifying in full sun and cooler weather. Its tough, low maintenance and brilliant for mass planting, edging and coastal gardens. Flowers are insignificant; the

Mix with silver foliage and ornamental grasses in sunny

then sends up purple-blue starry flowers in spring–summer with decorative deep-blue/purple berries

Low screen and native borders

Cyperus species (e

and stays low-maintenance when mass-planted

ingestion may cause mild tummy upset in pets

Weeping Bottlebrush / Wildfire Bottlebrush

water-wise resilience and a tidy

native bees and other pollinators

Origin: Hybrid — parent species from China and Japan

Foliage: Bipinnate (fern-like)

low-maintenance ground-level border