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A native, warm-season perennial grass from the central U.S. tallgrass prairie, reaching 3–5 feet tall with bright green leafy stems and open reddish-purple seed panicles. Its deep, rhizomatous roots provide excellent soil stabilization, erosion control, and wildlife habitat. Plant in spring using a drill at 3–4 lbs per acre or broadcast at 6–8 lbs per acre.
Quantity ~1 Acre
A native, warm-season perennial grass from the central U.S. tallgrass prairie, reaching 3–5 feet tall with bright green leafy stems and open reddish-purple seed panicles. Its deep, rhizomatous roots provide excellent soil stabilization, erosion control, and wildlife habitat. Plant in spring using a drill at 3–4 lbs per acre or broadcast at 6–8 lbs per acre.
Quantity ~1 Acre
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