Creeping WIld Rye







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	Botanical Name: Leymus triticoides Common Name(s): Creeping WIld Rye

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El Nativo

Description:

The creeping wild rye is a cool season grass with upright green blades that reach 2 ft. high. It has summer and fall inflorescences that reach 3 ft. tall, and it spreads by rhizomes. The creeping wild rye is native to California, is drought tolerant, and is a beneficial insect plant. -Cornflower Farms This grass is extremely aggressive and should only be planted in areas where it will be able to spread without concern. Most often used in revegetation.

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Notes:

Hardy to10 degrees F


	Culture:

	Sun: Half

	Water: Low

	Growth Rate: Fast

	Hydrozones: #2

	Soil Type: Sandy

	Soil Condition:

	Soil pH: Neutral

	Adverse Factors: N/A



	Design:

	Design Styles: Meadow

	Accenting Features: N/A

	Seasonal Interest: N/A

	Location Uses: N/A

	Special Uses: Full

	Attracts Wildlife: N/A



	Anatomy:

	Flower Color: N/A

	Flower Season: Spring

	Leaf Color: Green

	Bark Color: N/A

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