This broad-leaf sedge has nice, semi-evergreen leaves that are a bright green. It has a clumping rather than a spreading habit. Preference is for part to full shade and rich, moist to average soil. Mixes well with other spring ephemeral wildflowers like wood phlox, wild geranium and ferns. Yellow flowers appear in late winter to early spring (March-April). unknown ecotype. Zone 4-8.