Little Bluestem
Description
Little Bluestem is a very common native grass found in almost all states of the US. A smaller grass than Big Bluestem, it is slightly less palatable, but more drought resistant.
A bunch-forming grass, Little Bluestem has a dense root system which enables it to grow on even the poorest and roughest ground. The stem and growth from previous years remain standing where it weathers to create a mulch.
Growing best on medium or dry soils, new shoots are identifiable in early April and maturity is reached by late August to October.
Quick Facts:
Highly drought resistant
Excellent wildlife habitat
Moderately shade tolerant
Beautiful colors throughout the fall
Great for low prairies, roadsides, near creeks and lakes
Resistant to trampling
Buying details
Price (per lb)
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Seeding rate (PLS lbs per acre)
7 – 8
Seeding date
June – August