Carex morrowii 'Fisher'
By Andrewr
- 29 Apr, 2008
- 6 likes
Formerly known as 'Fishers Variety', this is an easy-going 'grass' for shade with unusual brown and grey 'flowers' in spring. Forms an upright clump which I cut down in early spring
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It only gets to about eighteen inches tall and less in width - a good clump former. It is evergreen but I generally cut it to the ground and give it a good feed in early spring as it looks tatty by then
22 Nov, 2009
Thanks Andrew - I'll keep it in mind.
22 Nov, 2009
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I like this Andrew, I've been looking for something hardy (grasslike) to plant in my wooded area. How high does it grow and how fast?
22 Nov, 2009