Selected images for Japanese sedge (Carex kobomugi )
Japanese sedge is a perennial plant that occurs along coastal areas. Plants, on average, are about 1 ft. (0.3 m) tall. The leaves have small, coarse teeth along the margins of the leaves. Flowering occurs in April to June, with male and female flowers occurring on different plants. Other sedge species that occur in the same habitat flower much later in the year (late summer to fall). Japanese sedge is native to southeastern Asia and was first found in the United States in 1929.
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5270082 Japanese sedge Carex kobomugi Plant(s) Leslie J. Mehrhoff |
5270083 Japanese sedge Carex kobomugi Flower(s) Leslie J. Mehrhoff |
5270084 Japanese sedge Carex kobomugi Infestation Leslie J. Mehrhoff |
5270085 Japanese sedge Carex kobomugi Infestation Leslie J. Mehrhoff |
