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I wanted to know the Carex family this plant belonged so I thought a picture would be good enough for me to identify the kind of sedge it is. Now that I'm inside and looking in my plant field guide, I find I need more information to identify it. I should have taken a close up picture of the stem. There are so many questions to answer before I could know the identify. I would have to be satisfied with knowing it is a sedge because I didn't want to collect it. I wanted to leave it for future growth. Maybe next spring I will encounter more of these plants on my walks with my dog.
I know your feeling about identifying this sedge Patricia! I also had this one growing at my pond but because it spread so voraciously, I removed it. As you've probably discovered, there are thousands of species of sedges, so identifying one particular one can be quite a daunting task! Lovely post and I hope you find more next spring,
ReplyDeleteMaree, thank you for your kind words. I look forward to reading more of your post.
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