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More InfoOrigin: US Native Other Common Names: Prairie Dropseed Duration: Perennial Bloom Time: Fall Height: 24” to 36” Spacing: 15” to 18” Light: Full Sun to Part Shade Soil Moisture: Medium to Dry USDA Zone: 3a-9b Germination: Fall plant or cold stratify for 2 to 3 months for best results. Sow seeds just below the soil surface at 70F and water. Seeds Per Oz: 15000 One of the most commonly used grasses in prairie restorations, this native perennial forms an arching foliage mound with fine-textured, hair-like leaves. Medium-green leaves are not only beautiful in summer, but the Fall and Winter colors ranging from golden orange to bronze create stunning winter interest and variety. Showy pink flowers rise well above the foliage clumps in late summer, and are most noted for their unique fragrance. Some claim it smells like fresh popcorn, coriander, cilantro, or sunflower seeds. No matter what the smell, several species of birds find the grainy seeds a tasty and edible treat. Click Map to Zoom In  Note: Many wildflowers can grow in areas outside of their natural range.
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