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A short-lived, native bunchgrass that grows 1-3’ tall. Adapted to the 7-16” precipitation zone. Very drought tolerant and a good revegetation species for disturbed sites and blowout areas up to 8,500 ft in elevation. The long awns on mature plants can cause problems for grazing livestock. Widely distributed throughout the Western United States.

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Latin Name

Hesperostipa comata
Origin

Native
Life Span

Annual
Season

Warm
Forage

Good when grazed early before awns develop.
Seedling Rate

Small Areas: 2 – 3 lbs. per 1000 square feet Larger Areas: 10 – 15 lbs. per acre drilled 20 – 25 lbs. per acre broadcast
Seeds Per Pound

115,000

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