Carex obnupta (Slough sedge)
Previously known as Carex magnifica. Cool season, sod-forming perennial native common to the Pacific coast. Frequently found thriving in marshes, wet meadows and along riverbanks. Confined to lower elevations. Provides valuable feed and nesting for waterfowl.

INFORMATION & ATTRIBUTES
Family: Cyperacea
Duration: Perennial, long lived
Growth Habit: Graminoid
Native Status: Native
Season: Cool season
Growth Form: Rhizomatous
Mature Height: 36 in.
Annual Precipitation: 40-65 in.
Drought Tolerance: Low
Shade Tolerance: Intermediate
Elevation:
Fire Resistance: No
Fire Tolerance: High
SOIL ADAPTATION
Coarse Texture: No
Medium Texture: Yes
Fine Texture: Yes
Salinity Tolerance: Medium
CaCO3 Tolerance: Medium
pH Range: 5.5-7.0
SEEDING NOTES
Seeds per Pound: 567,000
Seeding Rate: 4-6 PLS lbs/acre
Season: Spring/Fall
Days to Germination:
VARIETIES & LOCAL ACCESSIONS
None