Sporobolus heterolepis-Prairie Dropseed Size:SPOHET-PLUG It does well in all

It does well in all but the wettest areas

wedge-shaped petals that grow downward from prominent

despite its unfortunate name

Does not spread aggressively like many in its genus

slender stalks rise above the foliage and bear delicate

Sporobolus heterolepis-Prairie Dropseed Size:SPOHET-PLUG It does well in allPrairie Dropseed is a beloved member of the grass family and a staple in the sunny native garden. Its narrow leaves grow upwards from a central clump before arching gracefully out and down with a waterfall effect. In mid to late summer, slender stalks rise above the foliage and bear delicate, airy flower panicles that give off a subtle coriander like perfume. Next come its namesake seeds that shimmer in the breeze, dropping to the ground when mature