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The shortgrass prairie workhorse — eyebrow-shaped seed heads, extreme drought tolerance, and grazing value that holds all winter.
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Blue Grama is a native, perennial, warm-season, short grass that seldom grows taller than 12 to 20 inches. Blue Grama reproduces only by seed, and as the seed heads mature, they usually bend into a curve that resembles a human eyebrow. It produces a low basal type growth that forms a bunchy sod.
Survives on rainfall in the driest range country.
Retains nutrition after frost for winter grazing.
Low growth point tolerates close, repeated grazing.
Increasingly used as a low-input native lawn grass.
The curved eyebrow seed head that identifies the species.
Dense sod-like growth protects thin soils.
Native stands take time — plan for two to three seasons.