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bluebunch wheatgrass
Pseudoroegneria spicata
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low
full sun
upright
18 - 36"
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summer
Photo credit:
E. Conrad

A particularly radiant specimen
Photo credit: Elliott Conrad

Dry slope in open woodland
Photo credit: Elliott Conrad

A particularly radiant specimen
Photo credit: Elliott Conrad
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Montana's state grass. A slender upright bunchgrass that makes a perfect backdrop for shorter flowering plants or standalone accent specimen. Articulated blue-grey leaves turn two-tone gold in the summer. This grass is right at home on our valley bottom, and once established (several weeks) will thrive in full sun with no supplemental irrigation. Plant behind blanketflower, yarrow, hairy golden aster, and prairie junegrass for a very low maintenance prairie garden.
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