Carex testacea 'Indian Summer' ~ Prairie Fire Hair Sedge Size:1 GALLON Aggressive enough to be invasive

Aggressive enough to be invasive in milder climates

pale lavender-pink flowers in summer

The glossy arrow-shaped leaves rise well above the water surface and the densely packed soft blue flowers bloom on erect stems in summer through fall

Iris versicolor is pollinated by various types of bees but is still a good food source for butterflies and highly attractive to hummingbirds

The stiff upright grayed blue-green foliage turns rust-brown to warm tan in fall

Carex testacea 'Indian Summer' ~ Prairie Fire Hair Sedge Size:1 GALLON Aggressive enough to be invasivePrairie Fire Hair Sedge is a dense semi evergreen grass with a clumping habit. Its fine arching foliage is an olive green with bronze orange to brown highlights that makes it appear to shimmer in full sun and hold the color year round. Prefers full sun and moist soils. Type: Orn. Grass Origins: New Zealand Height: 3' 4' Spread: 1 2 Spacing: 1 USDA Hardiness Zone: 6 9 Culture: Full Sun, Part Sun Bloom Color: N A Season of Interest: Year Round