Skip to content

Berkeley Sedge

Carex Divulsa

Design with this plant

Overview

Carex divulsa, known as Berkeley Sedge, is a versatile evergreen perennial grass. Thriving in USDA zones 5-9, it forms dense, fountain-like clumps reaching 1 to 2 feet in height and spread. Its fine-textured, arching leaves are bright to dark green. Low maintenance and shade-tolerant, Berkeley Sedge adapts well to a variety of soils, requiring moderate watering. Ideal for mass plantings or as a gracefully undulating ground cover.

Sun Full, HalfWater MediumZones 8–11Climate Arid, Subtropical
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — Carex divulsa, known as Berkeley Sedge, is a versatile evergreen perennial grass

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Medium
USDA zones
8–11

Shape & size

Classification

Family
Cyperaceae
Climate
Arid, Subtropical

See full data, regional cultivation notes, full-resolution photos, and design tools. Build a client presentation around this plant.

Start your 14-day trial

Photos (71)

Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — Berkeley Sedge is a superb selection for mass plantings
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — and as an accent in mixed containers
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — It also supports local wildlife
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — offering shelter and food to various insects
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — an added bonus for clients interested in promoting biodiversity in their gardens
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — grass for full or half
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — Carex divulsa, known as Berkeley Sedge, is a versatile evergreen perennial grass; low maintenance and shade-tolerant
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — Thriving in USDA zones 5-9, it forms dense, fountain-like clumps reaching 1 to 2 feet in height and spread; with a similar
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — Its fine-textured, arching leaves are bright to dark green; though it prefers a moist
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — Low maintenance and shade-tolerant; berkeley Sedge is a superb selection for mass plantings
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — Berkeley Sedge adapts well to a variety of soils; thriving in USDA zones 5-9, it forms dense, fountain-like clumps reaching 1
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — requiring moderate watering; grass-like appearance and ability to thrive in a diverse range of environmental conditions
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — Ideal for mass plantings or as a gracefully undulating ground cover; this sedge is tolerant of a wide array of soil types
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — is a versatile evergreen perennial that is highly valued for its lush; particularly along banks or slopes
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — grass-like appearance and ability to thrive in a diverse range of environmental conditions; grass for full or half
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — verdant clumps typically reaching heights of 1 to 2 feet; ideal for mass plantings or as a gracefully undulating ground cover
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — with a similar spread of 1 to 2 feet; when positioned under the dappled shade of trees or incorporated into a sunny border
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — Carex divulsa flourishes in both full sun and partial shade; the Berkeley Sedge is virtually disease and pest-free, which adds
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — showing a remarkable resilience to varying light conditions; offering shelter and food to various insects
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — When positioned under the dappled shade of trees or incorporated into a sunny border; berkeley Sedge adapts well to a variety
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — it maintains its vibrant green coloration and fountain-like structure; carex divulsa flourishes in both full sun and partial
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — this sedge is tolerant of a wide array of soil types; fertile environment.<br><br>Its hardiness spans USDA zones 5 through 9
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — from well-drained sandy soils to clay; and as an accent in mixed containers
Berkeley Sedge (Carex Divulsa) — though it prefers a moist; its fine-textured, arching leaves are bright to dark green

Related plants