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Details
Emerges
May
Seed collection
Flowers
June, July
Yellow
August, September
Height
30
-
60
cm
Lifecycle
Perennial
Width
-
30
cm
Habit
Gramminoids
Clumping
Ecology
Supports
Songbirds
Bees
Providing
Pollen source
Seeds
One of the earliest maturing native grasses, it produces lustrous creamy seed heads in early summer.
Habitat
Typically found in
prairie
In the Garden
Growing Conditions
Moisture
Dry
Average
Light
Full sun
Soil
Average garden soil
Propagation
Via
Seeds
Sowing Recommendations
Spring planting
Fall planting
Landscape
Use for:
Naturalization
Growing Tips
Propagate by seed sown unstratified in fall or statified in spring. 1- to 3-year old plants may be divided in early spring.
Description
Thriving in full sun, this low-maintenance grass fits into both naturalized and formal landscapes, blending beautifully with wildflowers and other native grasses.
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