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| Big Bluestem |
Andropogon gerardi
Big Bluestem is a native, warm season perennial, tall grass. It spreads by underground stems and rhizomes. Big Bluestem's dense root system saturates the top 2 feet of soil and may reach depths of up to 12 feet. |
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| 3807
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| Black Sunflower |
| Will attract dove, quail, pheasant & wild turkey. Plant between April & mid-June, depending on climate & purpose. Flower will mature in about 100 days. We suggest timing its maturation at about 2 weeks before the beginning of dove season. Will grow in most soils. Has a height of 5-6 feet tall. |
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| Blue Gramma |
Bouteloua gracilis
One of the most important native range grasses is Blue Grama. It is a long-lived, warm season, short grass that is considered to be one of the most palatable grasses available. Blue Grama is a sod forming, fine textured grass that grows 8 to 12 inches tall on the range. |
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| 3812
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| Deluxe Prairie Blend |
| Will grow throughout the US with the exception of Washington, Oregon & Nevada. Blend reaches a height of 4-6 feet and grows best in full to part sun (at least 6 hours of sunlight needed. Sorry no photo available for this item. |
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| 3805
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| Green Sprangletop |
Leptochloa dubia
Green Sprangletop is a native, warm season perennial, bunchgrass that is primarily used for grazing and erosion control. It is highly palatable and nutritious to all classes of livestock. Green Sprangletop is extremely drought tolerant. |
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| 3810
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| 3806
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| Indiangrass |
sorghastrum nutans
Indiangrass is a warm season bunchgrass, native to most of the United States. This perennial produces a tall robust, vigorous plant, 3 to 8 feet tall, with wide blue green leaves and panicles 8 to 12 inches long that are bronze in color. Indiangrass is both cold and drought resistant. |
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| 3802
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| Little Bluestem |
Andropogon scoparius
Little Bluestem is a native, warm season perennial, medium height grass. Growth begins in early April, growing 2 to 3 feet tall. The dense root system may reach 5 to 8 feet in depth. Provides nutritious grazing and is a high forage producer. Little Bluestem is native to all of the United States with the exceptions of California, Washington, Oregon and Nevada. |
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| Low-Growing Meadow Blend |
| This native low-growing blend is perfect for areas where maintenance and mowing is infrequent. A perfect blend to plant wildflowers with and will tolerate shallow and poor soil conditions. It reaches a height of 12 – 18 inches. |
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| Sideoats Grama |
Bouteloua curtipendula
One native grass often seen throughout the Southwest is Sideoats Grama. It is a warm season bunchgrass, growing 12 to 40 inches tall. It grows well on drained sandy plains, rocky slopes and mountain plateaus. The plant is drought tolerant and winter hardy. |
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| Switchgrass |
Panicum virgatum
Switchgrass, a warm season, vigorous perennial can be found growing throughout the United States. It grows to a height of 3 to 8 feet tall, depending on the variety. Switchgrass has numerous roots reaching to 10 feet deep, as well as underground rhizomes making it an important grass for use in conservation programs. |
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| 3804
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| Texoka Buffalograss |
Buchloe dactyloides
A true native of our prairies, Texoka Buffalograss is a warm season, fine leafed perennial. This sod forming grass has fast become a favorite for covering marginal type soils where irrigation and routine care is not possible. |
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| 3815
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| Topgun Buffalograss |
Buchloe dactyloides
Topgun Buffalograss is a perennial warm season sod forming grass, spreading both by seed and stolons (runners). Topgun's low water usage, color, height, early green-up and late dormancy are desireable traits for landscape projects. Topgun Buffalograss does not tolerate shade or extremely sandy soils. |
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| Wildlife Habitat Blend |
| This blend will provide cover as well as a food source for wild birds and small mammals. Plant in full to partial sun (at least 6 hours of sunlight is needed). It will adapt to various soil types throughout the south & Midwest. Will grow to a height of 4-6 feet . |
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| Inland Sea Oats |
| Inland Sea Oats is one of the few native grasses that will thrive in a shaded
environment often seen growing along creek and river banks. Inland Sea Oats is a
rhizomatous clump forming perennial grass with characteristic drooping seed heads. |
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