Carex
- noun
- Specialized
- During our walk through the bog, we spotted a diverse collection of Carex plants flourishing in the moist soil.
Examples
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I've got a hedge of Carex right here and that's really awesome for winter interest there.
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The garden is beautifully landscaped with several varieties of Carex that thrive in wet conditions.
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In between each hookah, I'm going to plant a Carex called Amazon Mist.
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In the marsh, you can find clusters of Carex growing along the water's edge.
Compounds
- Specialized
A grass-like plant that grows in sand near the sea and helps hold sand on dunes
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Carex comes from the Latin word carex, which means 'sedge', a grass-like plant that grows in wet places. So, Carex is the scientific name used for these wetland plants.