Poa arachnifera (Texas Bluegrass)

Poa arachnifera (Texas Bluegrass)Also known as Texas Blue Grass. Texas Bluegrass is a cool season, clumping native grass with narrow blue green leaves. In spring the showy 2 3 ft. fluffy silvery flowers rise above the foliage. It grows well in most well draining soils. It can tolerate some shade. Texas Bluegrass is a good ground cover that can be mowed or left unmowed. It attracts various butterflies and birds who utilize seeds and leaves for nesting material. Provides fair grazing

'Nana' is a dense rounded shrub featuring dark green leaves that are light green when young

Lindheimer Muhly is a striking ornamental native grass that can be used for screening or as an accent

Several bird species thrive on the elm seeds

sunny meadows and open woodlands

white-edged

fertile soil will make it short-lived

which is a hibiscus specialist

the panicle takes on a buff color and can detach entirely

Plants tend to bolt in the summer

and allowed to assume a natural shape

Black Dalea is a thornless

Also known as Big Muhly