Warm-season, weak, perennial bunch grass with slender, erect stems. Found in most regions of North America often in sandy soils and is one of the most common roadside perennial grasses. A native that provides fair grazing but poor for wildlife. Invader on sandy overgrazed soils.
Uses: Sand dropseed produces considerable forage that is fairly palatable to all livestock.
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Grow Height |
Cold Tolerance |
Minimum |
Planting Rate |
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1′ |
Fair |
10” |
½ Pls. |
| Weight | 1 lbs |
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