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Carex oshimensis 'Evergold'
Choose Evergold Sedge for shaded beds or containers where you want bright edging without a tall grass. The tradeoff: it is a small accent, not a privacy plant, and it needs steady moisture to look its best.
Buy This If
You need color in shade.
You want a tidy clump.
You can water during dry spells.
Skip This If
You need height or movement.
The site stays bone dry.
You want a native groundcover.
PGNE Report Card
Category
Grade
Why
Landscape Impact
B+
The gold-and-green foliage shows up well in shade, but its impact comes from repetition rather than size.
Growth Rate
B
It fills in at a useful pace for edging, though it will not cover ground as aggressively as some sedges.
Maintenance
A-
Care is simple once sited well, with the main job being cleanup of tired foliage after winter.
Deer Resistance
A-
Deer rarely bother ornamental grasses; the bladed foliage is not a favorite, though hungry deer may nip tender new growth.
Small Space Fit
A
Its compact clumping habit works well along steps, paths, patios, and container edges.
Screening Value
F
This is an edging and accent plant, not a plant for blocking views.
Our Experience
At PGNE, we'd typically recommend Evergold Sedge as a front-edge plant in shade, especially where hostas or dark mulch need contrast. Keep it watered while it settles in, and do not ask it to carry a large bed alone.
Plant Facts
Mature Height
1 ft
Mature Width
1 ft
Hardiness Zones
5a-9b
Spacing
1 ft
Sun
Part Shade to Shade
Moisture
Average to wet
Growth Habit
Clumping, arching, mounding
Customers Usually Ask
Does it stay evergreen here?
Treat it as semi-evergreen; winter can rough up foliage in New England.
Can it take sun?
Some is fine with moisture, but hot dry sun is not the right spot.
Should I cut it back?
Trim out winter-burned foliage in spring rather than shearing it hard in fall.
Why Add Ornamental Grasses to Your Landscape?
Low Maintenance Performance: Most ornamental grasses require minimal pruning and thrive with little upkeep once established.
Movement & Texture: Flowing blades and feathery plumes create dynamic visual interest that changes with light and wind.
Four-Season Appeal: From summer greenery to fall plumes and winter structure, grasses provide year-round landscape impact.
We use your zone to recommend plants that survive your winters, and to estimate when your
order ships — we ship each plant when the weather where you live is right for it.
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