Find Yellow sedge in wetlands, fens, swamps, or along streams in deciduous and mixed forests. Native in most northern states and into Canada.
Identification hints
Carex flava blooms from June to August. Stems grow up to 30 inches and are usually longer than leaves. Seed heads have beaked, spiky, appearance.
Did you know?
Yellow sedge attracts insects and other small wildlife.
DISTRIBUTION IN TH U.S.
Alaska
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Idaho
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Wyoming
HABITAT
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