Northwestern Sedge

Watering frequency for Northwestern Sedge will depend on the location and growing season. Generally speaking, the plant should be watered on a weekly basis during the warmer months and every 2 weeks during cooler months. In regions that experience drought or extended periods of heat, the frequency should be increased to twice a week. To avoid waterlogging, it is best to water the soil lightly, slowly, and in multiple short sessions. Avoid using a strong current of water to water the plant, as it may cause the soil to form a cake around the roots and reduce the absorption of water. Use a watering can or a hose set on a low setting and water the areas around the base of the plant until the soil is moistened. The plant should be allowed to partially-dry in between watering. =

Northwestern Sedge prefers to receive plenty of sunlight throughout the day, at least 8 to 10 hours. It is best to place it in a bright, well-lit area that receives plenty of direct light, preferably in the morning or late afternoon. During the summer months, it is best to keep your Northwestern Sedge in a partially shaded area in order to avoid damage.

Prune this species in the early spring before new growth begins. For the best results, cut back individual clumps to a height of 6 inches (15 cm). Remove any dead or damaged leaves and stems, and thin the clumps to allow light to penetrate the inner plant. Pruning should be done every 2 to 3 years to promote fresh and vigorous growth.