Carex The How, What, Where & Why

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  • Опубликовано: 5 дек 2024

Комментарии • 6

  • @andrew7637
    @andrew7637 Год назад +6

    Jump to carex talking points
    13:33 Carex albicans
    15:56 Carex appalachica
    18:50 Carex bromoides
    21:49 Carex gracillima
    28:08 Carex muskingumensis
    35:20 Carex pensylvanica
    40:09 Carex plantaginea
    43:19 Carex radiata
    45:47 Carex rosea
    48:57 Carex sartwellii
    50:46 Carex shortiana
    53:30 Carex sprengelii
    55:02 Carex vulpinoidea
    57:24 Carex jamesii

  • @jdy1054
    @jdy1054 Год назад +1

    I’ve just gotten educated about carex and grasses. I was aware there were plants called sedges, but didn’t realize until a couple years ago how awesome these are.

  • @fhirning1
    @fhirning1 11 месяцев назад

    Obsessed with Carex! These are beautiful ❤

  • @fhirning1
    @fhirning1 11 месяцев назад

    Trying to learn the Carex for High Plains/Rocky Mountain Area! Using C. Appalachia in my landscape and C.brevior

  • @whowereweagain
    @whowereweagain 2 года назад

    I like to use carex to transplant into my rock/biomass compost mounds and to cover the ground in marginal areas. I'm going to experiment with using them in my agroecological garden.
    Im also growing cyperus and looking to use them when i take my garden semiaquatic. Im using the the carex-wild rye-forb mounds as berms when im done i will put a groundwater dam before them and they will turn into chinampa intakes. On the wet side of the dam there is prarie cordgrass(I hope it takes care of the Bermuda that survived my assault, the whole garden used to be pure Bermuda rhizome)and on the mound side there is rivercane. I will have to strike a careful balance to keep those from taking over everything in the future. Im looking to use carex and crushed rock to hold the microtopography together. And strategically manage the boss rhizomatous grasses i planted in my garden.

  • @katefish3754
    @katefish3754 2 года назад +1

    Carex Pensylvanica provides habitat for beneficial Garter Snake native to Midwest