Bushy Bluestem Texas Native looking quite different from either

looking quite different from either parent

stemless yucca forms a clump of about 2 feet tall by 2 to 3 feet wide

Eysenhardtia Texana

Because of this unique structure

ball-shaped flowers that bring a cheerful touch to any garden

Bushy Bluestem Texas Native looking quite different from eitherAndropogon glomeratus Common names include Bushy Bluestem, Brushy Bluestem Bushy Bluestem is a tallgrass prairie, warm season, upright clumping grass. Its foliage begins as a vibrant green, and then transitions to a coppery bronze in autumn. Its seed heads, appearing in autumn, are notably bushy in shape compared to other prairie grasses. The seed heads and foliage persist through the winter. Its provides cover for small animals, and nesting materials