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Carex oshimensis 'Everillo'
Pronunciation: KARE-eks oh-shih-MEN-siss
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Carex "Everillo" will create a striking addition of vibrant color and motion to your garden as it bends and sways with the breeze. Add bold bursts of brightness to your shady areas with these lovely lanterns of light, the flowing foliage of this clump-forming grass resembles tiny fountains.

"Everillo" features undulating chartreuse ornamental foliage that tapers to a bright, golden yellow. Sun exposure intensifies the breathtaking ribbons of yellow, while shade pushes the foliage toward darker chartreuse.

This sedge adds a bold burst of color to containers, gardens, borders and edging, or planted in mass as a weed-supressing groundcover. Good for areas with moist soils such as low spots, around fountains, and the edges of streams and ponds.

While tolerant of moist to dry conditions, they dislike being waterlogged and do best in moist, well-drained soils. Thriving best in part-shade, they do well in full shade (even where dry) and can take full sun in cooler climates. Protect from afternoon sun in hot, dry climates.

If the tips of the leaves get wind-burn over the winter, they may be trimmed in the early spring. The flowers are insignificant.

Things to Note
In northern zones Evergold tends to languish in full shade and does best when placed out of the way of winter winds and provided with some protection such as snow or straw.

Not recommended for full sun in southern zones.

Gardener Tips
For a low maintenance patio table centerpiece we love to select a lovely pot in a vibrant Mexico-inspired color such as cobalt and fill pots of various sizes with Everillo.
General information about Carex (Sedge):
Carex, a splendid Sedge, yields graceful arching foliage that bends and bows, creating a lush, green coverage of color like a fresh coat of paint. Often used as a bold accent, for borders and mass plantings, in containers, or as a groundcover in shade and rock gardens, Carex can also be planted along banks of ponds, incorporated into perennial gardens, grouped together, and utilized as a ground cover along walkways, paths or on sloping banks.

Carex is wonderful for erosion control, deer and disease resistant, long-lasting and easy to grow. Low-maintenance, non-invasive, and dense to the point of choking out weeds, Carex spreads by rhizomes (slowly in dry soils and moderately fast in wet soils).

An excellent alternative to ivy and Pachysandra, Carex produces small, cream to brown, bottlebrush-like flowers in late spring that are rather insignificant to the plant's ornamental value. Most ornamental sedges grow best in moist or wet soil, however we do offer Pennsylvania Sedge which is an exception to that rule.

As a complete lawn substitute, water feature plant, or simply a container at your front entrance, Carex will give a lush, tropical feeling to your garden.

Gardener Tips
Sedge looks its best when the foliage is cut back in late winter or early spring before new growth occurs.

Follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system.

In northern zones, it does best when planted out of the way of winter winds and provided with some protection such as snow or straw.

You simply cannot go wrong pairing a large garden scape of Coreopsis and Carex. Even in potted plantings, the golden blossoms of Coreopsis are a lovely foil to any Sedge.

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In northern zones this Sedge tends to languish in full shade and does best when placed out of the way of winter winds and provided with some protection such as snow or straw.

Not recommended for full sun in southern zones.
Sedge looks its best when the foliage is cut back in late winter or early spring before new growth occurs.

Follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system.
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