15 Jun, 2008
I'ave got one or two of these also Max although I didn't know that they grow so wide (only got mine late last year) although true be told if mine get as big as yours I will be one very happy camper indeed! Hel.xxx.
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23 Apr, 2008
I have three books on grasses and none of them recommends cutting it back. So I reckon, leave it, unless anyone who has this grass knows different?
On question - Carex comans "frosty curls&...
18 Mar, 2008
Carex pendula is a British native - grew wild in the boggier parts of the woods when I lived in Essex. And yes, it is dramatic! It's a good plant - maybe you can get it from a place that supplies wild flowers?
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16 Mar, 2008
I've been looking in my grasses book but no luck yet with a black-leaved one. There's one called C.nigra which has dark flowers, or there's Ophiopogon planiscapus 'Nigrescens' which is really black! The one I want to find is Carex pendula - grows to 3' but has long drooping flowers up to 4 ft.6" high! Sounds so dramatic! Yes, there is an 'Evergold'.
On photo - Carex testacea
16 Mar, 2008
I love the carex grasses, I have a few in my garden that have grown well all through winter I think they are called evergold? I thought I would plant some of the black leaved carex, do you know their name?
On photo - Carex testacea
11 Mar, 2008
carex i love all grass i move them about my garden regular i lift them any time of the year i have just planted two round my pond at home and plan to plant some in a gravel bed round my wildlife pond in my allotment
On photo - Carex 'Colmans Bronze' winter 2008
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15 Jun, 2008
I haven't come across this Carex - it's great!
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