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Sporobolus compositus
rough dropseed
Rough dropseed is a warm-season bunchgrass reaching 2–4 feet tall with narrow foliage and fine-textured seedheads that emerge in late summer.
It thrives in full sun and dry, well-drained soils and tolerates poor conditions. Its deep root system contributes to soil stabilization and drought resilience.
Seeds are eaten by birds, and the clumps provide cover for insects and small wildlife. In meadow plantings, it adds structure without heaviness.
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photo by Jo Roberts
Sporobolus compositus (rough dropseed)
$10.95Price
Not available but we are working on it!
type: Perennial sun needs: Full sun water needs: Dry to average height: 3' plant spacing: 1/sq ft bloom time: Aug-Oct Moderate salt tolerance. Some salt exposure should not be fatal to the plant but some leaf burning may still occur. Deer resistant (please note that does not mean deer proof). Can grow in a container
