Muhlenbergia lindheimeri (Lindheimer Muhly) Size:2 gal It needs well-draining soils

It needs well-draining soils

bees Edible part(s) Berries Notes Native bee friendly

The Mourning Cloak and Question Mark butterflies use Cedar Elm for larval food

graceful seedheads that start out green and gradually turn into different shades of brown

although it will die back to the ground in harsh winters

Muhlenbergia lindheimeri (Lindheimer Muhly) Size:2 gal It needs well-draining soilsAlso known as Big Muhly. Lindheimer Muhly is a striking ornamental native grass that can be used for screening or as an accent. It is the showiest in the fall, showing off its attractive plumes. Lindheimer Muhly is drought tolerant once established and needs a full sun location. It prefers dry sites, but can tolerate more moisture as long as the soil is well draining. It goes dormant in the winter and should not be trimmed until late winter or early