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Sorghastrum nutans
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Common Name: Yellow Indiangrass
Ideal Sun Conditions: Full Sun Mature Height: 6'
Description:
Strong, upright plant.Seedheads are a fluffy, golden brown. One of the major grasses of the True Tallgrass Prairies. |
Schizachyrium scoparium
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Click on image below to see additional images  Common Name: Little Bluestem
Ideal Sun Conditions: Full Sun Mature Height: 30"
Description:
An important grass of the True Prairie. Blue green, turning to reddish brown in fall. |
Eragrostis trichodes
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Click on image below to see additional images  Common Name: Sand Lovegrass
Ideal Sun Conditions: Full Sun Mature Height: 40"
Mature Width: 36"
Description:
Large airy seedheads. Nice vase shape form. Good late summer fall interest. Garden Notes: I have used this grass for several years. So far I have found nothing negative about it. It fills it spot quickly, blooms early and it looks nice through winter. It reseeds itself minimally. Cut back in early spring.
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Bouteloua gracilis
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Common Name: Blue Grama
Ideal Sun Conditions: Full Sun Mature Height: 12"
Mature Width: 18"
Description:
2008 GreatPlants® selection. Turfgrass or ornamental bunchgrass. Slowly spreads maybe 2" per year Garden Notes: Plant thickly by seed to get a nice grass for outlying area. Hieght will vary by the amount of water it receives. Very drought tolerant.
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Bouteloua curtipendula
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Click on image below to see additional images  Common Name: Sideoats Grama
Ideal Sun Conditions: Full Sun Mature Height: 18"
Mature Width: 20"
Description:
Seeds form on side of stem. Emerge purplish with red/orange anthers. Good accent plant. State grass of Texas |
Andropogon gerard
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Common Name: Big Bluestem
Ideal Sun Conditions: Full Sun Mature Height: 3"-6"
Mature Width: 24"
Description:
One of the major grasses of the True Tallgrass Prairies. Drought tolerant but prefers extra moisture. Clump former, does not spread. Aggressive in the long run in pastures? Garden Notes: Coarse grass, best in native setting, cut dried stems to base early spring. Divide clump when center begins dieing out.
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