BOUTELOUA curtipendula

Noted for its distinctive seed spikes which hang from one side of its flowering stems can stretch to about 3 feet. Narrow bluish gray leaves contrast with purplish tinged flowers on arching stems. Native.

Product Description

BOUTELOUA curtipendula – Side Oats Grama Grass

Noted for its distinctive seed spikes which hang from one side of its flowering stems that can stretch to about 3 feet. Narrow bluish gray leaves contrast 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. Native.

Sun: Full Sun

Soil: Average

Size: Height 1-2ft., Width 1-2ft.

Zone: 4-9

Flower: Purple

Bloom Time: July to August

Attributes: Low Maintenance, Great Fall Color,  Tolerant to Drought, Erosion, Dry Soil, and Air Pollution, Native