Carex laxiculmis Hobb Hardy Palms and Cycads For those who garden in

For those who garden in the Arctic zones north of Zone 7

discovered by native plant guru Bob McCartney in a sandhills habitat in central Georgia's Wheeler County

but do come almost completely true from seed when they manage to set

the clumps are topped with splendid

the clumps are topped with white flowers with red stripes on terminal spikes

Carex laxiculmis Hobb Hardy Palms and Cycads For those who garden in(aka: Carex 'Bunny Blue') Want to cut down on mulching in your woodland garden? Think carex! Carex laxiculmis is another superb American native sedge that can be found in moist woods from Canada south to Florida. Carex 'Hobb' is a particularly nice blue foliaged selection introduced by the Head Brothers of Seneca, South Carolina. Expect Carex 'Hobb' to make a slowly spreading, 18" wide, deer resistant clump of 1' long x 0. 5" wide evergreen foliage