Little Bluestem thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, making it an excellent choice for dry, sunny locations. One of the ...

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Little Bluestem. Schizachyrium scoparium, Zones 3 to 10 With narrow, bluish leaves, Schizachyrium scoparium is a great choice ...

Light: Full sun Height: 40 to 48 inches Spread: 12 inches USDA Hardiness Zones: 3 to 8 Origin: North America A plant with late-autumn interest is the Standing Ovation little bluestem g… ...

Little bluestem is one of the few plants to tolerate elevation changes, varying soil types and more than a 30-inch difference in rainfall from the southeast to the west. If it can thrive in all of ...

There are several ways to incorporate Little Bluestem into your garden. You can find it as a transplant from a nursery, as seed or in a prairie mix from a native Texas seed company.

Think big: There's nothing "little" about this ornamental grass – in two ways: First, it can grow several feet tall. And second, it was once one of the dominant grasses of North America’s ...

There is no doubt about the origin of the common name for my favorite American prairie grass, little bluestem. An outstanding container plant in a large container in my garden, little bluestem ...