Carex eburnea ~ Bristle-leafed Sedge aromatic The Arkansas Black Apple is

The Arkansas Black Apple is a heirloom apple variety that originated in the mid-19th century in Benton County

Some susceptibility to leaf spots and rusts

Grape tomatoes on the vine at Ljubljana Central Market

Pulmonaria ‘Raspberry Splash’

It prefers full sun to partial shade and is adaptable to a variety of soil conditions

Carex eburnea ~ Bristle-leafed Sedge aromatic The Arkansas Black Apple isBristle leafed Sedge is a small native shade loving semi evergreen grass with soft thread like green foliage that forms a porcupine like clump. Inconspicuous flower spikes form at the leaf tips in late spring. Prefers partial sun and consistently moist well drained soils, but can grow in dry sandy soils. Drought tolerant and deer resistant. Type: Orn. Grass Origins: N. C and Eastern N. America; GA Native Height: 0. 5' 1' Spread: 0. 5 1 Spacing: 1 USDA