Schyzachyrium scoparium-Little Bluestem Size:SCHSCO-#1 Its leaves are host to

Its leaves are host to skipper butterflies and are deer resistant

Its especially long taproot makes it long-lived and drought-resistant once established

Color: Red

When planted in a sunny

Soil:  Medium-Wet

Schyzachyrium scoparium-Little Bluestem Size:SCHSCO-#1 Its leaves are host toLittle Bluestem earns its place as one of our most loved native grasses with its four seasons of varied interest and unmatched wildlife value. Its mound of attractive green shoots in the spring give way to a shock of upright, uniquely blue green foliage in the summer. Atop these come fluffy white seed heads in late summer that catch the sunlight as they sway in the breeze. The leaves turn a striking coppery red color after the first frost and this