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Ornamental Grass
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Help identify this grass in my garden

9 years ago

My gardener bought some plants to replace ones that had died. He did not tell me the name of this grass/sedge that he planted.

They are green mounds and the seed shoots are very long, the plants is getting bigger than I had envisioned.

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