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Indian Grass (Sorghastrum nutans)
This native perennial grass typically consists of tight bunches of flowering culms and their leaves. The culms are terete, glabrous, and light green to pale yellow. The preference is full to partial sun and slightly moist to dry conditions. Various kinds of soil are tolerated, including those that can loam, clay-loam, sand, and gravel. Most growth and development occurs during the warm weather of summer because of the C4 metabolism of this grass.
Height: 5’ - 7’
Sun: Full Sun - Part Shade
Soil: Medium - Dry
Bloom Time: Warm
Indian Grass (Sorghastrum nutans)
This native perennial grass typically consists of tight bunches of flowering culms and their leaves. The culms are terete, glabrous, and light green to pale yellow. The preference is full to partial sun and slightly moist to dry conditions. Various kinds of soil are tolerated, including those that can loam, clay-loam, sand, and gravel. Most growth and development occurs during the warm weather of summer because of the C4 metabolism of this grass.
Height: 5’ - 7’
Sun: Full Sun - Part Shade
Soil: Medium - Dry
Bloom Time: Warm