Andropogon glomeratus ~ Bushy Bluestem red-bloom a succession of thick showy

a succession of thick showy bi-color orange and white flower spikes on naked stems bloom in spring and reblooms throughout late summer

Susceptible to fugal leaf damage

giving it a ‘ruffled look’ and are a violet-red or bright red with metallic silver edging that continues the hand-painted appearance theme

From the center of the clump

Andropogon glomeratus ~ Bushy Bluestem red-bloom a succession of thick showyBushy Bluestem is a clump forming native grass that is grown for its attractive foliage and feathery silvery pink to white club shaped flower seed panicles in fall. The flatted leaf blades are typically blue green and turn coppery orange with the panicles which soften into billowy plumes after frost. Fall foliage color persists well into winter providing good ornamental interest. Grows best in full sun and moist to wet well drained soils. It can be an