American Meadows Feather Falls Sedge

Yes, it is an evergreen perennial. In milder climates, it will retain its variegated foliage year-round, though it may look a bit tired by late winter and can be trimmed back in early spring to encourage fresh growth.

While it is marketed with improved sun tolerance, it performs best in partial sun to partial shade. In hotter climates, it will appreciate protection from the intense afternoon sun to prevent the foliage from scorching.

Absolutely. Feather Falls Sedge thrives in average to moist soil conditions, making it an excellent choice for areas that stay slightly wetter than the rest of your garden.

This cultivar is considered resistant to both deer and rabbits. While no plant is entirely immune to hungry wildlife, it is generally not a preferred food source for them.

Since this sedge reaches a mature width of 24 to 36 inches, you should space them about 24 inches apart if you want them to grow together into a solid, continuous carpet.

Yes, its cascading habit makes it a perfect 'spiller' for containers. It works well on its own or as a textural contrast to upright flowering plants, provided the container has good drainage.