Blue Grama - Major native species of the western Great Plains and the Southwest. One of the most widely distributed of all native grasses. A warm season, perennial, open sod forming short grass.
Buffalograss - Native to southern Great Plains, Texas, Arizona and Colorado. It is the dominant species of the short-grass region of the upland areas of the central Great Plains. A warm season, low growing, perennial sod forming grass.
Green Needlegrass - Native to the northern Great Plains and adjacent areas. Rather tall, cool season, long-lived, perennial bunchgrass.
Sideoats Grama - Native to U.S. and widely distributed eastward from Rocky Mountains. Warm season, bunchy sod forming perennial grass.
Western Wheatgrass - Native to U.S. and of primary importance of northern Great Plains but occurs in every state. Medium height, cool season, long-lived, coarse-leaf, sod forming perennial grass.
Sand Dropseed - Native, warm season, perennial bunchgrass. Occurs abundantly on sandy open sites in Southern Plains and Southwest. Widely distributed in U.S.
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