Thin-fruit sedge (Carex flaccosperma)

Thin-fruit sedge is a perennial plant known for its soft, arching green foliage. It flourishes in damp habitats such as moist woodlands and wetlands. This sedge is characterized by its drooping, spike-like flower clusters, which display a delicate bluish-green color. Its understated fruiting structures provide ecological benefits by supporting various wildlife. Additionally, Thin-fruit sedge is well-adapted to the dappled light of the forest understory, making it a hardy element of its native environment.