SOIL REQUIREMENTS:
Carex pensylvanica, commonly known as Pennsylvania Sedge, is a lovely ornamental grass that thrives in a variety of soil types, including dry, well-drained, or moist soils. 
 
LIGHT REQUIREMENTS:
It is a versatile plant that can adapt to both part-shade and shady growing conditions, making it an excellent choice for various landscaping projects.
 
SIZE:
This sedge typically grows to a height of 8-12 inches and spreads via rhizomes, creating a lush ground cover in gardens and naturalized areas. While Pennsylvania Sedge does not produce showy flowers, its delicate, arching foliage adds a graceful and elegant touch to any garden.
 
COMPANION PLANTS:
In terms of companion plants, Pennsylvania sedge pairs well with woodland wildflowers such as trilliums, ferns, and woodland phlox. Its fine texture and low-growing nature also make it an excellent choice for planting alongside other shade-loving perennials like hostas and heucheras. This versatile, low-maintenance grass is a great choice for adding texture and visual interest to your garden.