Description
Look closely at this grass in late summer, and you will see surprisingly colorful miniscule flowers hanging to one side of the stem. Seeds are arranged in the same distinctive way. Bees, skippers, and birds are fed by this plant. Spreads by rhizome to form clumps. Can grow up to 2 feet high.
Choose between full flats (32 plants) and half flats (16 plants).
Photo credit: Erutuon, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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