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Bromus pubescens (Hairy Woodland Brome)Bromus pubescens (Hairy Woodland Brome) has clumpy tufts of leaves and tall arching seed heads that can be quite charming on the breeze. Add mid season structural interest in any medium shade garden by adding a native grass, it can't all be ephemerals : ) Sun Exposure Savanna Woodland Soil Conditions Wet Mesic, Mesic, Dry Mesic Height 4' Flower Time June, July, August Frequently Asked Questions Why Purchase From Natural Communities Native Plants? What

Airy purple seed heads appear in late August

The genus name comes from Greek pyknos meaning dense and anthos meaning flower for its densely packed flowers

A cluster of fluffy violet flowers begins blooming starting in July and blossom into October

Height 3'-5'

This plant can tolerate some deep shade so it is quite versatile

Flower Time Aug-Oct

It is also critical for threatened coastal habitats

This plant is an excellent choice for native landscaping because of its showy flowers and contained shape and nice foliage

is a great addition to a natural area or garden

It Really Brings In The Butterflies

sandy or gravel soils

Historically common in the Chicago area