Creek Sedge, also known as eastern narrow-leaved sedge or gray sedge,  is an adaptable and attractive ornamental grass that brings a touch of natural beauty to any garden or landscape. This hardy perennial, scientifically known as Carex amphibola, is prized for its elegant, arching foliage that forms lush, green clumps. Ideal for adding texture and visual interest to shaded or partially shaded areas, Creek Sedge thrives in a variety of growing conditions.

Creek Sedge is perfect for borders, groundcovers, and woodland gardens. Its fine-textured leaves create a graceful, flowing effect that complements a wide range of companion plants. This sedge is particularly effective when planted en masse, where it can create a dense, carpet-like appearance that suppresses weeds and conserves soil moisture.

Creek Sedge is not only visually appealing but also highly functional. It is tolerant of wet soils and can even withstand occasional flooding, making it an excellent choice for rain gardens, stream banks, and other moist areas. Despite its preference for damp conditions, it can also adapt to drier soils once established, showcasing its versatility and resilience.