Carex shortiana (Short's Sedge) IN CRP Seed Mix Blunt Mountain Mint thrives in

Blunt Mountain Mint thrives in moist

Flower Time April-July

and much more wildlife species

Several species of butterflies and moths choose this as a larval host including painted lady butterflies

* Low-Maintenance: Requires minimal care

Carex shortiana (Short's Sedge) IN CRP Seed Mix Blunt Mountain Mint thrives inCarex shortiana (Short's Sedge) thrives in wet mesic to mesic soils in raingardens and naturally in prairies and savannas. At about two feet high, this medium sized sedge has mid green foliage and spreads by rhizomes and works well as a background texture matrix to be filled with flowers. Its distinctive dark brown seedheads are quite attractive and resemble long clustered pinecones. Many butterflies, moths, and skippers use it as larval food and