(Andropogon gerardi)

A native, warm season perennial, tall grass. It spreads by underground stems and rhizomes. Big Bluestem's dense root system saturates the top 2 feet of soil and may reach depths of up to 12 feet.

(Bouteloua gracilis)

A long-lived, warm season, short grass that is considered to be one of the most palatable grasses available. Blue Grama is a sod forming, fine textured grass that grows 8 to 12 inches tall on the range.

(Buchloe dactyloides)

A true native of our prairies, Texoka Buffalograss is a warm season, fine leafed perennial. This sod forming grass has fast become a favorite for covering marginal type soils where irrigation and routine care is not possible.

(Buchloe dactyloides)

This is our best native turf variety and was selected for its color, density, height, early green-up and late dormancy. The dark green color and short growth – 4 to 5 inches – make TOPGUN the most desirable perennial native grass for landscaping and lawns. It is a fast spreader and has a denser turf than most other native grass varieties.

(Panicum virgatum)

A warm season, vigorous perennial can be found growing throughout the United States. It grows to a height of 3 to 8 feet tall, depending on the variety. Switchgrass has numerous roots reaching to 10 feet deep, as well as underground rhizomes making it an important grass for use in conservation programs.

(Leptochloa dubia)

A native, warm season perennial, bunchgrass that is primarily used for grazing and erosion control. It is highly palatable and nutritious to all classes of livestock. Green Sprangletop is extremely drought tolerant. It grows 2 to 3 1/2 feet tall.

(Sorghastrum nutans)

A warm season bunchgrass, native to most of the United States. This perennial produces a tall robust, vigorous plant, 3 to 8 feet tall, with wide blue green leaves and panicles 8 to 12 inches long that are bronze in color.

(Andropogon scoparius)

A native, warm season perennial, medium height grass. Growth begins in early April, growing 2 to 3 feet tall. The dense root system may reach 5 to 8 feet in depth. Provides nutritious grazing and is a high forage producer.

(Bouteloua curtipendula)

A warm season bunchgrass, growing 12 to 40 inches tall. It grows well on drained sandy plains, rocky slopes and mountain plateaus. The plant is drought tolerant and winter hardy.

Will grow throughout the US with the exception of Washington, Oregon & Nevada. Blend reaches a height of 4-6 feet and grows best in full to part sun (at least 6 hours of sunlight needed).

Adapted to shallow alkaline soils in the Texas Hill Country. Blend will grow to a height of 3-4 feet and grows best in full sun.

This native low-growing blend is perfect for areas where maintenance and mowing is infrequent. A perfect blend to plant wildflowers with and will tolerate shallow and poor soil conditions. It reaches a height of 12 – 18 inches.

This blend will provide cover as well as a food source for wild birds and small mammals. Plant in full to partial sun (at least 6 hours of sunlight is needed). It will adapt to various soil types throughout the south & Midwest. Will grow to a height of 4-6 feet.

Will attract dove, quail, pheasant & wild turkey. Plant between April & mid-June, depending on climate & purpose. Flower will mature in about 100 days. We suggest timing its maturation at about 2 weeks before the beginning of dove season.