Texas Bluegrass is a charming native grass that thrives in cooler seasons. This clumping grass showcases narrow, dark blue-green leaves. Come spring, fluffy silvery flowers bloom, reaching 2-3 feet tall and attracting butterflies. It’s a fantastic choice for ground cover, whether you choose to mow or leave it un-mowed. Interestingly, unlike most grasses, Texas Bluegrass has male and female flowers on separate plants.
This resilient grass thrives in most well-drained soils and can handle some shade. While it’s drought-tolerant, it appreciates some summer watering to thrive. Its robust growth habit is particularly beneficial for meadows with heavy foot traffic or large planting areas.
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Height: 6″-12″ Spread: 6″-12″ Bloom: Spring Light: Full Sun-Part Shade Water: Dry-Medium Zone: 8-9 Origin: Texas, Southern United States
