Carex eburnea has soft, hair-like blades that grow in a rounded clump with rhizomes as tall as it is wide. In spring, three to five small spikes of greenish-white flowers appear, attracting some early pollinators. These are followed later in the season by small round brownish-black fruits that remain on the, unless eaten by birds or other wildlife. These fruits are the reason the plant is sometimes known as ebony sedge.
Winterhardy perennial Height 10-30 cm Width 30-50 cm Spacing 20-30 cm / 6-9 pc/m2 Flowering time V-VI Site partially shaded to shade, dry in shade, average, well drained neutral to alkaline soil.
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