Q: How large does Orange New Zealand Sedge get?
A: It forms a dense, arching clump, typically reaching 1-2 feet in height and 3-5 feet in spread.

Q: How much sun does it need for the best orange color?
A: For the most intense orange and copper hues, plant in full sun (at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily). In partial shade, the foliage will be greener with less orange.

Q: Is it drought tolerant?
A: Yes, once established, it is drought tolerant. Water regularly during its first year, then little to no supplemental water is needed. It thrives in well-drained soils.

Q: Is it evergreen?
A: Yes, it is evergreen in mild winter climates, retaining its colorful foliage year-round. In colder zones, it may be semi-evergreen.

Q: Is it a true grass?
A: No, despite its grass-like appearance, it is a sedge (Carex). Sedges have triangular stems, while true grasses have round stems (a common mnemonic: "sedges have edges").

Q: Does it flower?
A: Yes, it produces small, inconspicuous, brownish flower spikes in late spring to early summer, but the plant is grown primarily for its foliage.