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Carex Everest Grass

Ornamental Grass, Carex Everest PPAF
Easy to grow plants create magic in containers, beds and borders.
Altogether attractive white-edged sport makes a sleek, graceful impression. 10”-tall mounding evergreen produces undulating swathes of fluttering white grasslike leaves. Sedge cultivar reprises parent ‘Evergold’s same tidy habit, producing arcing sleek foliage—with snow-white edges and a green center. Easy to grow plants flourish in full sun to part shade. Will create magic in containers, beds and borders; or let it sprawl as an attractive groundcover.

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