2 x 500+ BLUE GRAMA Seeds Native Prairie Grass Clumping Ornamental Drought Poor Soil

BLUE GRAMA(Bouteloua gracilis) reaches about one foot tall when its seed heads are in full bloom. It is a low-growing, native grass, which acts as a ground cover when planted close together. Blue Grama is used as an alternative to traditional lawns, and can be mowed once in a while. Blue Grama thrives in full sun and dry conditions, a definite advantage during drought conditions and a plus for conserving water. One of its common names, Mosquito Grass, refers to its flowers hovering above the green, grassy foliage. Bouteloua gracilis grows naturally in dry prairies, and is often found in rocky or clay soil.  Bouteloua gracilis. Perennial.Full sun / Part SunSpring, soil temp 70F.SOW - Scatter and cover 1/8"" deep. Compact soil. Keep lightly moist. Germination 10-21 Days.Height - Blades 6"". Seed Heads 1 ft.Medium/Light water until established. Then, Drought Tolerant. Water only if no rain for weeks. No fertilizer needs.