sorghastrum nutans (indian grass) native Size:1 gallon

sorghastrum nutans (indian grass) native Size:1 gallonAKA sorghastrum avenaceum, chrysopogon nutans reddish bronze downy flower spikes rising well above the foliage appear in july the grass blades are green turning bronze to burnt orange in the fall bloom time: july warm season grasses are much slower starting in the spring they do not push new growth until temperatures warm in early to midsummer they flower later in the summer or fall with most blooms remaining into the winter most warm season grasses

prune by removing dead twigs after flowering

needles are emerald-green

bridal-white flowers

large white plumes form above lacy green foliage

upright clump of blue-green foliage

leaves are deep red with a fine gold margin

very disease resistant rose

deeply divided

dark green needles

bloom time: august to september

light crimson flowers in flattened clusters

leave five to seven