Carex Prairie Fire

Latin name: Carex testacea

Carex testacea, commonly known as prairie fire, is a stunning perennial grass that brings vibrant color and texture to any garden. With its unique greenish-yellow to orange foliage, this plant forms large, dense clumps reaching 50 cm in height. The narrow, curved leaves droop gracefully, making it an eye-catching addition to flowerbeds and wildflower gardens.

This plant thrives in partial shade and is perfect for challenging areas like damp shorelines or steep slopes. It blooms with beautiful bell-shaped flowers, adding further charm to your garden from July to August.

• Benefits: Highly decorative, attracts pollinators, and offers year-round interest.
• Usage: Ideal for naturalistic gardens, steep slopes, and wildflower beds.
• Care: Cover in winter and trim in spring for optimal regrowth.

Enhance your landscape with this resilient and beautiful grass!

Additional Info:

Number of seeds per gram: 1000
Sowing time in the soil: IV-V
Sowing time for seedlings: III-IV
Sowing time in the greenhouse: III-IV
Distances, cm: 25x25
Blooming period: VII-VIII
Plant height: 50
Place of growing: Field, Balcony, In a pot
Color: Mixed
Packaging: 20 s
Vegetation: Perennial
Growing conditions: Sunny
Transplantation: V-VI

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