Little Bluestem Drought Tolerant and notes to help you

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forming a dense

It's known for its seed-heads that hang from one side of its stem and look like mosquito larvae

Origin: Eastern United States

Bloom: June to September

Little Bluestem Drought Tolerant and notes to help youLittle Bluestem (Schizachyrium scoparium) is a striking native bunchgrass prized for its ornamental value and wildlife benefits. This hardy grass forms dense mounds of fine textured, blue green foliage, reaching up to 2 feet in height, with slender stems that grow to 5 feet by late summer. In the fall, the plant transforms to a radiant mahogany red with fluffy, white seed tufts, maintaining color through winter. Little Bluestems seeds attract small