Native Plant Propagation Guidelines:
grasses & sedges
Perennial tufted grass 15-90 cm tall. Mix with other perennial grasses in a sunny and dry meadow setting. Photo by Keir Morse. Click here for propagation information.
Can be invasive/aggressive but is effective and attractive as a single drift at the back of a border. Good all-season character. Do not over-fertilize in a landscape setting or the plant will become over-aggressive and control may be required. Photo by Toni Corelli. Click here for propagation information.
Forms large clumps. Easier to control than California brome. Looks most attractive in a single large drift. Photo by Carrina Maslovat. Click here for propagation information.
Grows in moist to dry and sunny to shady areas with nitrogen-rich soils. Click here for propagation information.
Perennial tufted herb from slender, creeping, branched rhizomes. Produces 10 stems 20-50 cm tall, clustered, usually longer than the leaves, reddish-brown tinged at the bases. Grow in contained areas in the sun with nitrogen-medium soil. Mix with other tufting grasses/sedges. Photo by Emily Gonzales. Click here for propagation information.