June Grass (Koeleria macrantha)

$5.00

June Grass seems to be a more manageable grass for smaller landscapes. It is a food source to many grasshoppers and grasshoppers are an important food source to many birds. It has attractive green-gray foliage and because it likes dry, sunny conditions, it could be good for those hard-to-plant spots.

Photo Credit: Matt Lavin

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June Grass seems to be a more manageable grass for smaller landscapes. It is a food source to many grasshoppers and grasshoppers are an important food source to many birds. It has attractive green-gray foliage and because it likes dry, sunny conditions, it could be good for those hard-to-plant spots.

Photo Credit: Matt Lavin

June Grass seems to be a more manageable grass for smaller landscapes. It is a food source to many grasshoppers and grasshoppers are an important food source to many birds. It has attractive green-gray foliage and because it likes dry, sunny conditions, it could be good for those hard-to-plant spots.

Photo Credit: Matt Lavin

Life Cycle: Perennial 

Sun Exposure: Full

Soil Moisture: Medium, Medium-dry, Dry

Height: 1.5-2 feet

Plant Spacing:  10-12 inches

Bloom Time: June-July

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Advantages: Bird Favorite, Deer Resistant, Great Landscape Plant

Host: 1 species of butterflies and moths use this as a caterpillar host plant in our area (nwf.org)

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