Sporobolus heterolepis - Prairie Dropseed Columnar The flowers rise up to

The flowers rise up to 18–24” tall and bring a moment of magic to shady garden corners just as the season warms

and it also thrives in container plantings where its evergreen foliage and early blooms can be showcased on shaded patios and entryways

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or dusty miller provide cooling foliage contrast that makes the orange blooms appear even more luminous

Allium always makes our list of top plants due its hardiness and natural resistance to pests and wildlife

Sporobolus heterolepis - Prairie Dropseed Columnar The flowers rise up toPrairie dropseed stands as one of the most refined and elegant ornamental grasses native to North America, offering four season interest and exceptional adaptability to cultivated landscapes. This warm season perennial clump forming grass is indigenous to the tallgrass and mixed grass prairies of central North America, ranging from Texas north to southern Saskatchewan, with scattered populations extending eastward through the Midwest and Northeast to