Indian Grass
Indiangrass (Sorghastrum nutans) adds natural beauty to fall landscapes with its golden-bronze seed heads. This tall prairie grass turns from blue-green in summer to gold in autumn, growing well in various soils and needing full sun. It supports wildlife like songbirds, but may spread quickly and not suit small areas. It grows up to 7 feet tall and pairs nicely with many prairie flowers in the eastern US.
Indiangrass (Sorghastrum nutans) adds natural beauty to fall landscapes with its golden-bronze seed heads. This tall prairie grass turns from blue-green in summer to gold in autumn, growing well in various soils and needing full sun. It supports wildlife like songbirds, but may spread quickly and not suit small areas. It grows up to 7 feet tall and pairs nicely with many prairie flowers in the eastern US.
Indiangrass (Sorghastrum nutans) adds natural beauty to fall landscapes with its golden-bronze seed heads. This tall prairie grass turns from blue-green in summer to gold in autumn, growing well in various soils and needing full sun. It supports wildlife like songbirds, but may spread quickly and not suit small areas. It grows up to 7 feet tall and pairs nicely with many prairie flowers in the eastern US.