Andropogon ternarius
Size: 1 Gallon Availability
Grass
Max size: 4’ tall x 2’ wide
Average size: 2′ tall x 1′ wide
Occasionally Moist, Moist to Dry
Loam, Sand, Clay
Sun, Part Shade
They develop a blue cast with age, and turn copper or red in the fall. Prune/pull dead stalks before fresh growth in spring.
Members of the genus Anatherum support Common Wood-Nymph (Cercyonis pegala) larvae which have one brood from late May to October. Adult Common Wood-Nymph butterflies feed on rotting fruit and flower nectar. This plant also supports various Skipper larvae. Provides excellent cover year-round. Seeds are eaten by songbirds and small mammals.
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