Origin
The Carex mix, also known as Sedge, originates from temperate and cold regions all over the world. This plant species belongs to the Cyperaceae family, which includes more than two thousand different species. The natural habitats vary from marshes and wet forests to dry grasslands and mountain meadows. Thus, Carex is capable of adapting to its environment very well.

Characteristics
The Carex mix is a perennial plant that grows in clumps. The leaves of this plant are long and narrow, creating a graceful and playful effect in the garden. Characteristic for the Carex mix are its striking inflorescences, which vary in colour depending on the species. Despite its grassy appearance, it is not real grass, but a so-called grass-like plant.

Care
For the care of the Carex mix, it is important to keep the soil moist, although some species are tolerant to dryer soil conditions. A location in partial shade or full sun is ideal for this plant. In terms of soil condition, Carex is not picky and grows well in various conditions. It is recommended to prune the plant well in the spring to stimulate new growth. Faded flowers can be removed as needed throughout the season.