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The Northern Forest Region lies between the oak forests of the eastern United States and the boreal forests of eastern Canada. It is, collectively, one of the largest and most continuous temperate forests left in the world and, like much of the biosphere, it is at risk. This guide is an essential companion for those interested in stewardship and conservation of the region. Through multi-image composite photos that allow for unparalleled depth and clarity, this unique guide illustrates the 236 varied and beautiful, and often overlooked, sedges of the Northern Forest. Large, easy-to-use formatEasily identify and compare different sedgesFully illustrated with high-definition composite imagesAccompanying large-scale foldout charts also availableA complete online archive of images and articles, including digital atlases, is available at northernforestatlas.org.

Sedge Ender Concentrate from Bonide is weed deadly, but lawn friendly. Protect your lawn from tough, unwanted weeds without harming your lawn. Sedge Ender kills weeds down to the roots for long lasting weed control. Effective against yellow nutsedge, crabgrass, dandelion, foxtails and more. Apply to both warm season and cool season grasses for effective weed control. This product may be used on seeded, sodded or sprigged turfgrasses that are well established. Sedge Ender's fast-acting formula starts working on contact and is rain proof within hours of application and will not wash off after it has dried. This concentrated product arrives ready to mix with water. When used as directed, one pint of concentrate can treat up to 8,700 square feet. To use, mix according to label and shake well. For preemergence, spray evenly over lawn. For postemergence, spray weeds directly until covered. For full use instructions, please see product label.

Perfect for small, compact spaces, the Sedge vintage walnut finish dining table by Furniture of America provides your dining space with a touch of simple charm. A vintage walnut veneer tabletop blends well with almost any color scheme and showcases a wood grain inspired top pattern. The sturdy table legs are finished in a sleek, black finish that displays a slightly modern aesthetic for your home.

Ice Dance Japanese Sedge Grass is a variegated, tufting specimen that gently spreads its arching, evergreen foliage. It is a flowering specimen, although the minute, brownish flowers are easily overlooked against the strikingly contrasted foliage. The blade-shaped leaves are a rich jade in the center, bordered by an unmissable edging of bold white. The foliage lends an incredible splat of dramatic color and texture, especially in shady woodland gardens. Ice Dance Japanese Sedge Grass, botanical name Carex morrowii 'Ice Dance, is suited to USDA zones 4-9 and reaches a height of 12 in. with a spread of 18. The variegated jade green foliage boasts a bright white border, while inconspicuous beige flowers appear in spring. Favored for its rich contrast and coloring, Ice Dance Japanese Sedge Grass provides neat, colorful texture that's a treat to the senses. Evergreen in mild winters and semi-evergreen in harsher winters, it provides handsome interest in every season. Size: small.

With a clean-cut collection of fine, cascading foliage, the Evergold Carex Grass is a pleasing addition to landscaping needs such as groundcover, borders, rock gardens and shade gardens. It is especially appreciable if placed in settings where the foliage is able to waterfall down. Evergold Carex Grass boasts slender blades with a precise and striking yellow stripe, bordered by a dark green edge. Native to Asia (specifically, Japan), these sedges flourish in moist, well drained soils with partial to full shaded areas. Somewhat compact, the Evergold Carex Grass peaks at a height of 12 in., spreads to roughly 20 in. W and performs best in hardiness zones 5-9. This robust plant is sure to spruce up any vacant or bare areas and is the perfect accent sedge due to its bold colors.

Add nutrients and improve the health of the dirt in your lawn or garden with Baccto Top Soil from Michigan Peat 8-pack. The Michigan Peat Baccto Top Soil features rich ingredients like reed sedge peat. Sand in the formula helps loosen soil to promote better water drainage and aeration. Topsoil is used to help your lawn and garden hold onto water supplies for your grass or other plants. The Michigan Peat Baccto Top Soil helps the dirt in your lawn maintain moisture, as well as microbial and nutritional balance. Each 50 lbs. bag of topsoil is ready to use Without any additional mixing. Carefully screened and formulated to loosen heavy soil, adding topsoil to your yard, garden or raised flower beds can help improve root health for a variety of plants, including trees and shrubs. Whether you are gardening, landscaping or looking to improve your lawn, the Michigan Peat Baccto Top Soil will help bring additional moisture, nutrients and more to the dirt currently in your yard.

Talk about bang for your buck, you get more than your money's worth with this spectacular, easy-to-grow Japanese sedge. Ever color 'Everillo' sedge loves a shady spot, but will do well in part-Sun as well. Its evergreen, grassy foliage is an eye-catching chartreuse in the shade but turns golden yellow with Sun exposure. A clumping, low-maintenance plant, it looks great in containers, edging a path, in beds, and in borders.

A unique blend of style and sophistication, this swivel counter stool from our Mia collection adds a striking flair to your counter top dining area. Crafted with solid rubberwood frame with a wire brush finish, a woven sedge seat, metal cross back, double seat apron, round stability stretcher footrest and sturdy flared legs, this stool is a marvel of both beauty and practicality. It is strong and sturdy. Color: Brown.

These Halloween woodsledge grass sprays bring spooky seasonal cheer. The set of three orange, black and purple textured faux foliage sprays stand tall and add instant Halloween decor to any living space. Simply place them on a table, on a shelf or mantel for creepy-crawly thrills all October long. Over the last 55 years, Sullivans has become an industry leader in home decorations. Our brand is rooted in tradition while incorporating modernized trends to keep your home looking up to date with timeless style. Here at Sullivans, we pride ourselves on creating product designs focused on quality and value, ensuring that our customers have access to beautiful products at reasonable price points.

Add nutrients and improve the health of the dirt in your lawn or garden with Baccto Top Soil from Michigan Peat 6-pack.The Michigan Peat Baccto Top Soil features rich ingredients like reed sedge peat. Sand in the formula helps loosen soil to promote better water drainage and aeration. Topsoil is used to help your lawn and garden hold onto water supplies for your grass or other plants. The Michigan Peat Baccto Top Soil helps the dirt in your lawn maintain moisture, as well as microbial and nutritional balance. Each 50 lbs. bag of topsoil is ready to use without any additional mixing. Carefully screened and formulated to loosen heavy soil, adding topsoil to your yard, garden or raised flower beds can help improve root health for a variety of plants, including trees and shrubs. Whether you are gardening, landscaping or looking to improve your lawn, the Michigan Peat Baccto Top Soil will help bring additional moisture, nutrients and more to the dirt currently in your yard.

Stay protected from the elements with the Patagonia Skyforest Parka in Sedge Green. This wind jacket is designed for the adventurous female outdoor enthusiast. Made with a composition of 95% Nylon (65% ) and 5% Elastane, it offers durability and flexibility. The jacket features a durable water repellent coating and UPF 40+ UV protection, ensuring you stay dry and shielded from the sun. The material is bluesign® certified, guaranteeing its environmental responsibility. The Fair Trade Certified™ manufacturing process ensures ethical production. The parka includes a fixed three-panel hood with a drawstring, a two-way zip with a storm flap and snap button placket, and multiple pockets for storage. The drawcord at the waist and bottom of the garment allows for a customizable fit, while the elasticated cuffs provide added comfort. Made in Vietnam, this Patagonia Skyforest Parka is a reliable companion for your outdoor adventures.

Add nutrients and improve the health of the dirt in your lawn or garden with Baccto Top Soil from Michigan Peat. The Michigan Peat Baccto Top Soil features rich ingredients like reed sedge peat. Sand in the formula helps loosen soil to promote better water drainage and aeration. Topsoil is used to help your lawn and garden hold onto water supplies for your grass or other plants. The Michigan Peat Baccto Top Soil helps the dirt in your lawn maintain moisture, as well as microbial and nutritional balance. The 50 lbs. bag of topsoil is ready to use Without any additional mixing. Carefully screened and formulated to loosen heavy soil, adding topsoil to your yard, garden or raised flower beds can help improve root health for a variety of plants, including trees and shrubs. Whether you are gardening, landscaping or looking to improve your lawn, the Michigan Peat Baccto Top Soil will help bring additional moisture, nutrients and more to the dirt currently in your yard.

Sedges are important components of Maine's biodiversity and natural heritage. Over 25% of the sedge species in Maine are of conservation concern, yet sedges are ubiquitous in many habitats across the landscape. Proper identification of sedge species is an essential component of ecological studies such as wetland delineations, wetland functional assessments, natural resource inventories, site suitability assessments, ecological characterizations, land conservation value evaluations, and rare species surveys and habitat assessments. SEDGES OF MAINE is a fully-illustrated guide to all species, subspecies, and extant hybrids in the Cyperaceae family that occur in Maine. 712 pages, with an informative introduction, extensive keys, a glossary of botanical terms, a thorough index, and numerous color photographs of each species.

This volume, the sixth to be published in this monumental series, describes all sedges (Family Cyperaceae) known to occur in Illinois except for Carex, which will be treated in a separate volume. Genera covered in this volume are Cyperus, Dulichium, Eleocharis, Bulbo-stylis, Fimbristylis, Lipocarpha, Fuirena, Scirpus, Eriophorum, Rhynchospora, Cladium, and Scleria. A total of 2,699 spe­cies is included. Each species is described and illus­trated. Discussions of habitat, variation, and range are included for each species. A dot map showing distribution in Illi­nois is included for each species. Keys are provided for easy identification of the sedges. An illustrated key to the genera is included also.

This second edition of Sedges: Cyperus to Scleria brings up to date the identification of species of sedges in Illinois (except Carex) since publication of the first edition in 1976. During the intervening years, several additions to the sedge flora of Illinois have been made, and many new distributional records have been added. Also, a large number of nomenclatural changes have taken place, resulting in several alterations of scientific names. New illustrations have been provided for all of the additions. In his introductory material, Robert H. Mohlenbrock discusses the morphology of sedges and the habitats where they can be found. Although the semitechnical keys and descriptions are familiar to experienced botanists, he has simplified them as much as possible to accommodate the novice in sedge identification. He has also included a new key to the sedges and to each genus in which additional species have been added. For each species, Mohlenbrock has provided a description, statement of habitat and range, Illinois distribution map, discussion, synonymy, and line illustrations showing its diagnostic features. Sedges: Cyperus to Scleria contains 128 illustrations.

Add nutrients and improve the health of the dirt in your lawn or garden with Baccto Top Soil from Michigan Peat. The Michigan Peat Baccto Top Soil features rich ingredients like reed sedge peat. Sand in the formula helps loosen soil to promote better water drainage and aeration. Topsoil is used to help your lawn and garden hold onto water supplies for your grass or other plants. The Michigan Peat Baccto Top Soil helps the dirt in your lawn maintain moisture, as well as microbial and nutritional balance. The 50 lbs. bag of topsoil is ready to use without any additional mixing. Carefully screened and formulated to loosen heavy soil, adding topsoil to your yard, garden, or raised flower beds can help improve root health for a variety of plants, including trees and shrubs. Whether you are gardening, landscaping, or looking to improve your lawn, the Michigan Peat Baccto Top Soil will help bring additional moisture, nutrients and more to the dirt currently in your yard.

Sedges: Carex is the fourteenth vol­ume of the Illustrated Flora of Illinois series and the sixth and last volume devoted to monocots—plants that have a single seed leaf, or coty­ledon, upon germination.   Since the volume’s original publica­tion in 1999, thirty-four additional species of plants have been recog­nized in Illinois. Some are discover­ies from recent field work, some are from more thorough searches of herbaria, and others are from differ­ent taxonomic philosophies.   For each species of Carex in Illinois, there is a full illustration showing the habit of the plant and close-ups of various vegetative and reproduc­tive structures that are crucial for the identification of the individual species. There is also a complete description of each species as well as a detailed discussion of the no­menclature and habitats. Range maps show the county distribution of each species in Illinois. A new and detailed key is provided for identification of the species.

The first comprehensive, fully illustrated field guide to Minnesota’s nearly 250 species of sedges and rushes When most of us encounter a sea of what seem like grasses, we don’t know if we’re looking at a bog or a fen, a swamp or a marsh or a meadow. What we’re seeing probably aren’t even grasses. They are sedges and rushes, which frequently make up the majority of plants in a wetland—and they can tell us, by their presence and pattern of occurrence, what kind of wetland it is. Quick to respond to changes in habitat, they are good indicators of ecological conditions. As significant as they are in the natural environment, sedges and rushes are also simply beautiful—noteworthy features in a garden and in the wild. This book is an expert, accessible guide to the nearly 250 species of sedges and rushes in Minnesota. With its finely detailed photographs and descriptions, Sedges and Rushes of Minnesota enables quick and reliable identification of these often difficult-to-distinguish species. As an in-depth introduction or a handy field guide, the book is the first complete, comprehensive reference on these important plants of Minnesota—an invaluable resource for specialists, naturalists, and wild plant lovers.

Sedges: Carex is the fourteenth vol­ume of the Illustrated Flora of Illinois series and the sixth and last volume devoted to monocots—plants that have a single seed leaf, or coty­ledon, upon germination.   Since the volume’s original publica­tion in 1999, thirty-four additional species of plants have been recog­nized in Illinois. Some are discover­ies from recent field work, some are from more thorough searches of herbaria, and others are from differ­ent taxonomic philosophies.   For each species of Carex in Illinois, there is a full illustration showing the habit of the plant and close-ups of various vegetative and reproduc­tive structures that are crucial for the identification of the individual species. There is also a complete description of each species as well as a detailed discussion of the no­menclature and habitats. Range maps show the county distribution of each species in Illinois. A new and detailed key is provided for identification of the species.

Sedges: Carex is the fourteenth volume of the Illustrated Flora of Illinois series and the sixth and last volume devoted to monocots, or plants that have a single seed-leaf, or cotyledon, upon germination. For each of the 159 species of Carex in Illinois, there is a full illustration showing the habit of the plant and close-ups of various vegetative and reproductive structures that are crucial for the identification of the individual species. There is also a complete description of each species as well as a discussion of the nomenclature and habitats. Range maps show the county distribution of each species in Illinois. A detailed key is provided for identification of the species. Unique in several respects, Carex is by far the most numerous genus of plants in Illinois. Because of the vast number of species, the similarity of many of the species, and the relatively small size of the critical reproductive structures, the members of this genus are extremely confusing to identify. This book, with its detailed descriptions, key, and precise illustrations, should aid the interested person in the identification of these plants. Since more than three-fourths of the species of Carex in Illinois are inhabitants of wetlands, an understanding of the genus is critical for those working in wetlands. Amateur and professional botanists will find the information extremely valuable, as well as environmental and conservation groups, garden clubs, farm bureaus, home extension groups, scout organizations, and school libraries. Persons working in natural areas programs and in rare and endangered species programs and those working on environmental impact assessments and wildlife management projects will also find the information pertinent.