Description

Muhlenbergia lindheimeri is a heat- and drought-tolerant southwestern native grass that also performs well in the Southeast. It grows in an erect clump; blue-gray, fine-textured foliage reaches four feet, and pink-tinted flowers add another foot. It is easy, undemanding, and surprisingly ornamental. Its lovely blooms and upright shape make it a great specimen, or plant Lindheimer’s Muhly in sweeps for a stunning display. Named for famed Texas Hill Country botanist Ferdinand Lindheimer.