Alpine Bluegrass

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A low–growing (8-24”) bunchgrass suited to reclamation of higher elevation sites. Common in the alpine and subalpine zones in mountain meadows, bogs and wet areas. Leaves form a dense mat providing good soil cover. A good high elevation reclamation species that can be found up to 10,500 ft. in elevation.

Category: Native & Reclamation Tag: Call For Pricing (970) 356-4710

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Latin Name	Poa alpina
Soils	Clay, Loam, Silty
Origin	Native
Life Span	Perennial
Season	Cool
Forage	Good palatability for wildlife but does not produce a lot of forage
Seedling Rate	Small Areas: 2 – 3 lbs. per 1000 sq. feet Larger Areas: 10 – 15 lbs. per acre drilled 20 – 30 lbs. per acre broadcast
Seeds Per Pound	110,000