Evergreen perennial: Provides year-round greenery for landscaping projects
Low-maintenance care: Can be mowed as short as 4 inches or left unmowed for natural beauty
Drought-resistant in mild, moist conditions: Reduces watering needs compared to traditional lawns
Tolerates moderate foot traffic: Suitable for slopes, edges, or bioswales
Versatile use: Functions as a lawn substitute, erosion control, or decorative accent
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Clustered Field Sedge is an adaptable North American native perennial sedge and naturally grows in meadows, prairies, or near water. Carex praegracilis is popular as a lawn alternative in California and can be mowed as low as 4 inches tall, or left unmowed for the wild meadow allure naturally growing 12 inches tall. Also known as Clustere