Sloughgrass

(Spartina pectinata)
'Prairie Cordgrass' or 'Tall Marshgrass'

Warm Season Species
Growth Form	Sod forming grass
Origin	Native
Inflorescence	panicle, spikelets densely arranged, second glume awned
Ligules	ring of hairs
Native to most of North America; adapted to marshy wetlands, meadows, ditch banks; grows to 8'; equally adapted to fresh and salt water marshes; poor forage once mature; rhizomatous. Pure stand seeded at 6 pounds PLS/acre. 1,100,000 seeds/pound.

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