Grass Information
Wet Soils
Full Sun | Partial Sun | Shade |
**Bristly Sedge **Lance-fruited Oval Sedge +Porcupine Sedge +Common Rush +Prairie Star Sedge +Common Tussock Sedge +Rattlesnake Grass +Common Hop Sedge ++Barberpole Sedge ++Fringed Brome ++Fowl Manna Grass ++Three-square Rush ++Virginia Wild Rye ++Fringed Sedge ^Dark-green Bulrush ^Wool Grass ^Reed Manna Grass ^Blue Joint Grass ^River Bulrush ^^^Hardstem Bulrush ^^^Prairie Cord Grass |
+Prairie Star Sedge +Common Tussock Sedge +Rattlesnake Grass +Common Hop Sedge ++Fringed Brome ++Fowl Manna Grass ++Three-square Rush ++Virginia Wild Rye ++Fringed Sedge ^Blue Joint Grass ^River Bulrush ^^^Hardstem Bulrush ^^^Prairie Cord Grass |
+Prairie Star Sedge +Common Hop Sedge ++Virginia Wild Rye ++Fringed Sedge |
Medium Soils
Full Sun | Partial Sun | Shade |
*Path Rush **Torrey's Rush +Prairie Brome +Brown Fox Sedge +Bebb's Oval Sedge +Copper-shouldered Oval Sedge ++Northern Dropseed ^Switch Grass ^Canada Wild Rye ^^Big Bluestem
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**Long-beaked Sedge *Path Rush +Prairie Brome +Brown Fox Sedge ++Northern Dropseed ++Riverbank Wild Rye ++Bottlebrush Grass ^Switch Grass ^Canada Wild Rye ^^Big Bluestem
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*Blunt-scaled Wood Sedge **Long-beaked Sedge ++Riverbank Wild Rye ++Bottlebrush Grass |
Dry Soils
Full Sun | Partial Sun | Shade |
*Common Oak Sedge *Ivory Sedge +June Grass +Sand Dropseed +Little Bluestem +Side-oats Grama ++Porcupine Grass ++Indian Grass |
*Common Oak Sedge *Ivory Sedge **Curly-styled Wood Sedge +Little Bluestem +Side-oats Grama ++Porcupine Grass ^Indian Grass |
*Common Oak Sedge *Ivory Sedge **Curly-styled Wood Sedge |
Height Key
* | Less than one foot tall |
** | One to two feet tall |
+ | Two to three feet tall |
++ | Three to four feet tall |
^ | Four to five feet tall |
^^ | Five to six feet tall |
^^^ | Six to eight feet tall |
Sunlight Key
Full Sun | 70 % or more of the sunlight is reaching surface of the plant. |
Part Sun | 40 - 70 % of the sunlight is reaching the surface of the plant. |
Shade | 40 % or less of the sunlight is reaching the surface of the plant. |