Broomsedge Part Shade Origin: South Texas & Mexico

Origin: South Texas & Mexico

False Indigo

Finally… a mixture of native grasses for the shade

This plant thrives in humusy

While its leaves may resemble those of poison ivy

Broomsedge Part Shade Origin: South Texas & MexicoAndropogon virginicus Broomsedge is a clumping perennial grass noted for its seeds, which are evenly distributed along its 2 to 6 foot stems. During spring and summer its foliage is green, but it truly shines during the fall and winter when it settles into dormancy, showcasing beautiful bronze and orange hues. It provides seeds for birds, and nesting material for birds and native bees. It is a larval host for the Zabulon Skipper Butterfly. You'll find