Sedge, Frank’s
Carex frankii
Provides food for waterfowl, songbirds & muskrats; wide-bladed leaves are palatable to livestock
Note: Current inventory of this product contains a small percentage of Giant Foxtail.
$3.00 – $83.00
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Description
Carex frankii is a native perennial sedge that grows abundantly in Missouri. It prefers moist soil and does best in wet areas in full sun to partial shade. It grows up to 2′ high and often forms dense clumps by spreading rhizomes. The seeds are eaten by waterfowl.
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Unit | Packet, Ounce, Pound |
| Light | Full Sun to Part Shade |
| Seeding Rate | 7.06 bulk lbs/acre |
| Soils | Average, Moist |
| Height | 24"-36" |
| Bloom Month | Jun, Jul |
| Specialty Uses | Wildlife |
| Cattle Palatability | Good |
| # seeds/pkt | 200 |
| Packet coverage area | 5 sq. ft |
