Grama, Black
A short-growing stoloniferous perennial native. Choice forage grass grazed by all livestock and occasionally cut for hay in wet seasons.
A short-growing stoloniferous perennial native. Choice forage grass grazed by all livestock and occasionally cut for hay in wet seasons. Has a moderate growth life and growth rate. Can tolerate exposure to temperatures below -23°F. Has a high tolerance to drought. Found in the Southwest on medium to coarse soils with pH 7-8.7. with low salinity tolerance.
Alternate Names: woollyfoot grama, hairyfoot grama, navajita negra
Uses: Black grama is a choice forage grass grazed by all livestock. It is cut for hay on some ranges in wet seasons
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Grow Height |
Cold Tolerance |
Minimum |
Planting Rate |
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1-2′ |
Medium |
7-19” |
5-8 Pls. |
| Weight | 1 lbs |
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