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An excellent choice for adding texture to a shaded landscape; it grows in clumps to provide habitat to birds and small mammals. Ear-leaved Brome is a cool season grass, meaning it actively grows during the spring and fall when soil temperatures are cool.
Native to Maine
Part to full shade
Medium to medium-dry soils
Grows up to 4’ tall
Blooms July and August
Perennial grass
*Seed provenance: Prairie Moon Nursery
An excellent choice for adding texture to a shaded landscape; it grows in clumps to provide habitat to birds and small mammals. Ear-leaved Brome is a cool season grass, meaning it actively grows during the spring and fall when soil temperatures are cool.
Native to Maine
Part to full shade
Medium to medium-dry soils
Grows up to 4’ tall
Blooms July and August
Perennial grass
*Seed provenance: Prairie Moon Nursery