Plants by Genus

Dark bark, slow growing (will take many years to reach 10 feet or more). Open habit - great for training into a small multi-trunk tree. Occasionally can be found in 15g but rarely in larger sizes. Sculptural, dark red trunk with large, mint green leaves,...

Small, dark green foliage, creeps widely. Heavy soils okay, Heat, smog, cold hardy to 15°F. Size is highly variable and it will mound over time.

A possible selection of Carex praegracilis with leaves that are shorter and finer textured than the species. Grows in clumps of deep green foliage just 6 to 8 inches tall. Over time, it will form a mat of foliage, but it spreads much slower than the...

Needs regular water - if dries out foliage will brown.

A highly-adaptable, evergreen species of Carex with silvery blue-green foliage that looks great in meadows, garden beds, or used as a large-scale ground cover. A tough species that can be mowed and will take some foot traffic. It spreads slowly via...

A highly-adaptable, evergreen species of Carex with silvery blue-green foliage that looks great in meadows, garden beds, or used as a large-scale ground cover. A tough species that can be mowed and will take some foot traffic. It spreads slowly via...

A highly-adaptable, evergreen species of Carex with silvery blue-green foliage that looks great in meadows, garden beds, or used as a large-scale ground cover. A tough species that can be mowed and will take some foot traffic. It spreads slowly via...

Carex hashimensis 'Everbrite' ['Aureo-variegata', 'Evergold', 'Old Gold'] (Evergold Japanese Sedge). Part shade best in hot inland areas. Regular water best for best appearance