2021-2022 Hoffman Nursery Catalog of Grasses
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AND-BOUT<br />
Andropogon virginicus<br />
BROOMSEDGE<br />
A native grass for areas that require a nononsense<br />
plant that needs no special attention.<br />
Forms colonies, especially in disturbed areas,<br />
and helps reduce soil erosion. Maintains an<br />
orange-golden hue throughout winter and is<br />
beautiful in large masses. Adapts to poor soil;<br />
drought tolerant.<br />
Warm season, green, 2’, 4’ with blooms, sun, dry,<br />
flowers early fall, Zones 3-8, Origin: North America<br />
Andropogon virginicus<br />
Arrhenatherum elatius ssp. bulbosum<br />
‘Variegatum’<br />
STRIPED TUBER OAT GRASS<br />
Slow-spreading ground cover tolerant <strong>of</strong> drought<br />
and varied soils. Narrow, white- and dark-green<br />
variegated leaves can appear completely white;<br />
spiky leaves are s<strong>of</strong>t and pliable. Produces attractive<br />
flowers in cool climates but does not<br />
flower or perform well in areas with hot summer<br />
nights. Cut back in summer for fresh growth.<br />
Must ship by May 31.<br />
Arrhenatherum elatius ssp. bulbosum ‘Variegatum’<br />
Cool season, white-green variegated, 8”, 1’ with<br />
blooms, shade, dry, flowers early summer (North<br />
only), Zones 4-8, Origin: Europe<br />
Bouteloua curtipendula<br />
SIDE OATS GRAMA<br />
A resilient native grass with ornamental charm.<br />
Grows in a mounding, slightly upright shape<br />
with appealing red- and purple-tinged spikelets<br />
on tall culms. Drought tolerant, it grows in varied<br />
soils from sand to clay. Use on slopes, green<br />
ro<strong>of</strong>s, in mixed plantings as a matrix layer, or<br />
as a tall ground cover. Most common in central<br />
grasslands <strong>of</strong> North America.<br />
Warm season, gray green, 2’, 3’ with blooms, sun,<br />
dry, flowers early summer, Zones 4-9, Origin: North<br />
and South America<br />
Bouteloua curtipendula<br />
26 We grow good grass! ®