American Beachgrass

from $35.00
sold out

Tentative pick-up date is: Friday, October 16th

This item is currently sold out, but we're hoping to have more available soon. Join our waitlist below and we'll notify you as soon as it's back in stock. (Choose a bundle amount below to join the waitlist for that size)

Bare-root culms (sprigs) are sold in bundles of 100 or 500. These should be planted within a week of pickup/shipping or refrigerated to maintain moisture. Bundles of 500 are estimated by weight and volume, so the exact count may vary.

*If you would like your Beachgrass shipped, please select one of the options below (each box can hold from 1-3 bundles)

Bundle:

Tentative pick-up date is: Friday, October 16th

This item is currently sold out, but we're hoping to have more available soon. Join our waitlist below and we'll notify you as soon as it's back in stock. (Choose a bundle amount below to join the waitlist for that size)

Bare-root culms (sprigs) are sold in bundles of 100 or 500. These should be planted within a week of pickup/shipping or refrigerated to maintain moisture. Bundles of 500 are estimated by weight and volume, so the exact count may vary.

*If you would like your Beachgrass shipped, please select one of the options below (each box can hold from 1-3 bundles)

Tips for a successful planting:

1) Set up planting grid with stakes on each row end; tie with strings crossing the planting area to make a grid

2) Moisten sand with sprinkler to mimic a soaking rain – this will keep the holes from backfilling

3) Keep plant roots covered from wind/sun drying while conducting your planting – this has proven to be the greatest determining factor on plant survival!

4) Open a small hole using a tool: spade shovel, tree planting bar or hand trowel –use heel to dig! (See image to right)

5) Insert 2 culms, using tool to keep sand from falling into hole. Fill sand around base of plants.

6) Compact soil around plant by tamping with foot or place tool in the ground 2-3 inches away, pull handle away from plants to compact soil toward plant -air gaps in the planting hole lower survival rates.