Carex Everoro

Description

Potted Carex oshimensis 'Everoro' (Variegated Sedge)
Common Name: Japanese Sedge
Other Names: Golden Variegated Sedge, Ornamental Grass
Indoors or Outdoors: Outdoor
Size: Supplied in a 2L pot, plant reaches 30 cm height and spread at maturity.

Carex Everoro - Delivery

Delivery to all locations in Ireland, typically within 3-5 working days. Securely packaged to ensure plants arrive in optimal condition.

Carex Everoro - Characteristics

Mature Size: 30 cm height, 40 cm spread
Evergreen or Deciduous: Evergreen
What Position Does it Like: Partial shade to full shade; tolerates morning sun
Shape - Plant Characteristics: Compact, clump-forming grass with arching golden leaves edged with green
Hardy or Not Hardy: Hardy in temperate oceanic climates
Diseases: Generally disease-free; occasional root rot if soil is waterlogged

Carex Everoro - Uses

Perfect for borders, containers, or as ground cover in shaded areas. Adds texture and year-round interest in gardens. Ideal for Irish gardens due to its low-maintenance nature and resilience to coastal winds.

Carex Everoro - Characteristics

Preferred Planting Aspect: East-facing or north-facing positions with indirect light
Is it Frost Hardy: Yes, tolerates Irish winters well
Fast or Slow Growing: Slow-growing, ideal for small spaces or containers
Pruning Advice: Remove dead or damaged foliage in late winter or early spring

Carex Everoro - Planting Instructions

Sowing Time: Best planted from spring to autumn

Instructions: Dig a hole twice the width of the root ball. Place the plant at the same depth as in the pot, ensuring roots are spread out gently. Backfill with well-draining soil, pressing firmly around the base.

Trench Preparation: Loosen soil to a depth of 20 cm and amend with compost if needed. Avoid heavy clay soils unless improved for drainage.

Positioning of Plants: Space plants 30-40 cm apart to allow for mature spread and airflow.

Plant Spacing: Ideal for grouping in clusters or as a singular feature plant.

Pruning: Lightly trim brown or damaged leaves in early spring to encourage new growth.

Carex Everoro - Facts

Irish Specific Facts: Its compact nature and shade tolerance make it excellent for Irish gardens with low sunlight. Thrives in coastal areas due to salt and wind resistance.

Provides cover and nesting material for small wildlife like birds and insects.