Product Description
Andropogon ternarius – Split-Beard Broomsedge
Native/Non-native – Native
Hardiness Zone – 6-9
Sun – Full sun
Moisture – Dry
Size – 2-3' height x 2-3' spread
Comments
* Drought tolerant
Description
Andropogon ternarius (Poaceae)
(an-dro-PO-gon ter-NAR-ee-us)
Splitbeard Bluestem
Native grass found in fields across the Eastern half of the US. Similar to Little Bluestem, but grows up to 3′ with a 2′ spread. Summer foliage of narrow, glaucous, blue-green leaves, turning copper, red and bronze in the fall. From late summer through fall, fluffy silver seedheads catch the sun and can often persist into winter, making this a great winter-interest plant. Tufted stems are nice in flower arrangements. A great choice for a small-scale meadow or prairie. Prefers hot dry sites with poor soil.
Bloom color: silver
Bloom period: late-summer
Height: 2-3′
Spread: 2′
Zones: 6-9
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