Pseudoroegneria spicata (Bluebunch Wheatgrass) Dry to Moist Soil Washington

Washington

The bark is gray and smooth to the touch

The Felco 200A-40 (replaces old F-20) Is a professional two-handed Pruning lopper for tight places

A major ecological function of this plant is to provide habitat that attracts wildlife

most abundant in the Pacific Northwest between elevations of 2200-5400 feet

Pseudoroegneria spicata (Bluebunch Wheatgrass) Dry to Moist Soil WashingtonPlant Description: Bluebunch Wheatgrass is a cool season perennial bunchgrass. The slender culms bear 2 4 in., terminal, spike like seedheads. Spikelets are arranged loosely; each extending barely beyond the base of the next on the other side. Each spikelet is tipped with a curved, extending awn. Height: Up to 4 ft Watering needs: Low water, drought tolerant Sun needs: Sun Soil needs: Dry, well draining soil Bloom Time: June July Landscape Use and