Roy Diblik Presentation

Noted horticulturalist Roy Diblik talks about sedges and more for home landscaping in shade. Roy is the proprietor of Northwind Perennial Farm and a well known designer and author.

[@yvonneinponcacityg.k.5103]

Very helpful! I’m using Carex Pennsylvania to edge the path under the oak tree in dry shade. The tree has a circle of aquilegia canadensis (50 plugs, 2”x5”) then a patch of wild strawberries where there is a patch of sun. The outline of ninebarks will eventually grow into each other on two sides to create privacy and maybe eventually keep the deer out like a hedge. Then I put a low hedge of amsonia illustrious on the sunnier edge. The open areas are now planted to aster, boneset, Scrophularia Maranda along the back fence. If I would have found your sedge presentation sooner I may have used a matrix pattern. My main focus was a secluded area to sit, and a paradise for insects so the birds will love to live here in the garden. Thank you. I would send you photos and consult with you (and pay your fee) for improving on this area. Yvonne Kolarik Ponca City OK. This is 2-3 years of study and planning.

[@blakemarkwell]

The best hour on KZbin!

[@jacobbelfield9835]

Thanks for presenting Roy! I Learned a lot about sedge installation plantings.

[@bobriehl3962]

Well worth watching -- beyond the basics. Thank you.

[@LINativePlantConservation]

Wow yes

[@LINativePlantConservation]

Omg totally true

[@fhirning1]

Thanks Roy! Are carex like Carex Appalachia east to grow from seed? We can’t get this sedge out her in Colorado

[@pamelah6431]

Roy, can you get on board with doing presentations at iLandscape next year?