Carex stricta (Tussock Sedge) Ajuga reptans they learned to use this

they learned to use this plant for medicine and food

or to cover stumps

Bright rosy-pink flowers grace the short sturdy 12" stems of this yarrow from May into July

Plant in well-drained soil

While often considered one of the most drought tolerant and easiest Astilbes to grow

Carex stricta (Tussock Sedge) Ajuga reptans they learned to use thisNative to marshes and creek sides of eastern and central North America, Tussock sedge forms dense 'hills', tussocks, from old foliage while sending up fine textured green vertical growth to 2 3'. Birds and amphibians enjoy nesting in the tufts. Prefers morning sun and afternoon shade with constant moisture. Sunlight Requirements: Partial Shade USDA Hardiness Zones: 3 8