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My favorite garden in the neighborhood
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Plant of the Day
Thursday 12 November 2020
Here three grass species create a range of colours and textures in the autumn landscape of Cambridge Botanic Garden, UK, with Pennisetum orientale (oriental fountain grass), Schizachyrium scoparium (little blue stem, prairie grass) and Andropogon gerardii (big blue stem, beard grass). They all grow well in this open, sunny site with free draining soil conditions.
Jill Raggett
#Schizachyrium #scoparium #LittleBluestem #TexasNative #TexasNativePlants #NativeGrass #Toyota #NoFilter (at TOYOTA Motor Sales USA)
#Schizachyrium #scoparium #LittleBluestem #TexasNative #TexasNativePlants #grass (at Oak Point Nature Preserve)
#Schizachyrium #scoparium #LittleBluestem #TexasNative #TexasNativePlants #TexasGrasses #NoFilter (at Arbor Hills Nature Preserve)
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In an unmown field on spring's first beautiful day, this Little Bluestem sways gracefully in the late afternoon sun, and readies for a new season of growth. #grasses #schizachyrium #meadows #mindfulness #nature (at Granby, Connecticut)
Plant of the Day
Thursday 25 August 2016
The deciduous prairie grass Schizachyrium scoparium (little bluestem grass, broom beard grass, prairie grass, wire grass) produces mounds of sea green to bluish foliage with upright flowerheads, 60cm-90cm tall. These will all turn a bright coppery orange in autumn. The plants need full sun and well drained poor soil for best growth. Here the foliage forms a subtle veil for Echinacea pallida (cone flower).
Jill Raggett
Little Bluestem on Flickr.