Lopsided Indiangrass (Sorghastrum secundum)
Lopsided Indiangrass is a 3’ to 6’ tall, native, perennial, warm season bunch grass featuring an unusual one-sided seed head. A southern coastal plain species preferring dry to medium soils in full sun sites. Primary use is for forage, wildlife cover, and erosion control in conservation plantings.
Species Details
Common Name (Botanical Name) | Lopsided Indiangrass (Sorghastrum secundum) |
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Bloom Season | Warm Season |
Group | Grasses and Grass-Like |
Bloom Color | Green |
Duration | Perennial |
Soil moisture | Dry (Xeric);Medium (Mesic) |
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Sun Exposure | Full Sun |
Status | Native |
Wetland status | FACU |
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Average height | 4-5ft |
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RNS Region | 3 |
Planting rate/Acre | Not Recommended |
Seeds Per Lb. | 1 |
Seeds Per Oz | 0 |
Seeds Per Packet | 150 |
Product Benefits | Deer Resistant;Wildlife Cover;Wildlife Food;Wildlife Nesting;Quality Forage; |