Clump forming native prairie grass
Often used as a native cover crop.
The first to be prevalent in a prairie planting, but may give way after a few years to other grasses & wildflowers
Large feathery nodding heads appear July-Sept
Grows 3-5 ft tall in medium-wet to dry soils
Thrives in a wide range of ecosystems including woodlands, savannas, dunes, & prairies
Attracts birds, food source for leaf hoppers, & moth larvea
Tolerant to deer, drought, erosion, & dry soil
Sold in 2x3 inch pots
Elymus canadensis - Canada wild rye
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