Carex Albicans Spring Green - April 2023
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Last year, the Bird planted a single Carex Albicans in her little 'garden' that is a in the shady understory section of our backyard. I didn't think much of it at the time, nor paid much attention to it. But it appears to have been buried under some leaves this Winter. And, when I was nosing around that section, I noticed them. It is green and sitting next to some Wild Onions. See below: Interesting to note how Carex Albicans have done over the Winter - I have others planted back by the firepit - which look the same. Also a big note: the rabbits don't pay any attention to these at all.