Sedges Eaten by Rabbits - Early Winter - November 2022
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I've just about had it with the dang rabbits. Most recently, I posted some photos of how they've gnawed at one of our contorted trees and one of our evergreens (Mugo Pine) . And, before that, there are a bunch of posts showing these pests eating things up in the garden . For the most part, the dang! rabbits seem to have focused on everything but the sedges in my garden. Until..... Today. That's when I was out puttering around and saw what they had done to a few of the Everillo Sedges - Carex EVERCOLOR everillo . I have five of these yellow-green (or some may say chartreuse) sedges planted around the Kwanzan Flowering Cherry Tree in our backyard. Three from Fall 2020 , two from Spring 2021 . They've done ok in this spot - with some of them growing larger than others, but for the most part, getting established and filling in some bare spots. This Fall-time damage is a first for these sedges. I posted about how these same plants were eaten-up by the dang! rabbit