How to Grow and Care for Carpha

Carpha glomerata is a resilient sedge thriving in alpine and subalpine moorlands. It features dense, rounded clumps of thin, arching leaves, and its toughness allows it to withstand harsh, windy conditions. During summer, it bears modest brown flower spikes, which contrast its green foliage, providing essential ground cover and habitat for local fauna.

Carpha alpina is a small, perennial herb thriving in alpine and subalpine zones. Its tufted composition and preference for moist, peaty soils reflect an adaptation to harsh, cold environments. The plant showcases narrow, strap-shaped leaves, while compact flower spikes, often unassuming in appearance, bloom in warmer months, providing subtle allure amidst rocky terrains.