Leymus condensatus |
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Giant Wild Rye |
Description
This prominent, tall native grass does not make its way into traditional residential landscapes but can be used very effectively in a native or natural garden. It reaches heights of 6'-8' when blooming and will clump to 4'-5' wide. It requiressupplemental water to remain green in the summer. Too much water will cause the grass to decline significantly. It can be pruned annually to promote new, more attractive growth. Tall grasses are highly combustible.
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Anatomy
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Culture
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Design
Design Styles
Meadow, Wildgarden
Accenting Features
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Seasonal Interest
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Location Uses
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Special Uses
Naturalizing
Attracts Wildlife
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Water Saving Tip:
Plant shrubs and trees in groupings according to similarity of water requirements; then water each "hydrozone" according to its needs.
