Description
A North American Native, noted for its distinctive arrangement of oat-like seed spikes which hang from one side of its flowering stems. Narrow, bluish-gray leaves with purplish-tinged flowers on arching stems. Foliage turns golden brown in autumn, developing hues of orange and red. Mass in meadows, prairies, slopes, native plant gardens or naturalized areas.
Tray Size: 38 plants
Common Name: Sideoats grama grass
USDA Hardiness Zone: 3 - 10
Mature Height: 36 inches
Seedhead Color: Purple
Exposure: Full Sun
Season: |
Warm Weather |
Pot Size: |
38 plant plug tray |
Common Name: |
Sideoats grama grass |
Zone: |
3 |
Zone: |
4 |
Zone: |
5 |
Zone: |
6 |
Zone: |
7 |
Zone: |
8 |
Zone: |
9 |
Zone: |
10 |
Height: |
2-3 ft |
Color: |
Purple |
Light Preference: |
Full Sun |
Genus: |
Bouteloua |
Growing Info
Proper care of plants beyond delivery is the responsibility of the gardener. Liner tray plants can be planted directly into the landscape, but will require proper care and increased attention as they establish.
