- Has a vertical appearance as opposed to a bunching one
- Matures later than some of the other local native grasses, staying green through May and into June
- Tall flower spikes (up to 4 feet)
- Likes full sun but tolerates partial shade
- Found in all sections
Elymus glaucus subsp. glaucus
Origin | Berkeley, Cedar Mtn., Mt. Diablo, Mt. Diablo north, Oakland, Shell Ridge, Tilden RP |
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Size | 1 gallon, 2 gallon, Deepot, long 1 gallon |
bloom season | Aug |
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pollinators | Butterflies |
habitat | Chaparral |
habitat | Coastal scrub |
dormancy | Evergreen |
sun | Full Sun |
soil | Good |
habitat | Grassland |
flower color | Inconspicuous |
bloom season | Jun |
water | Low |
soil | Moderate |
habitat | Oak woodland |
sun | Part Shade |
soil | Poor |
growth habit | Upright |
soil | Well-drained |
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- meadow barley
- slender wheatgrass
- nutsedge
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