Noteworthy Characteristics. Elymus hystrix, commonly called bottle brush grass, is a Missouri native perennial grass which occurs in dry woodland areas throughout the State. Forms loose upright tufts of narrow-bladed, rough-textured, medium green leaves (to 12" long). Greenish, bristly flower heads (9-10" long) rise well above the foliage in Elymus hystrix (Bottlebrush Grass) is a clump-forming perennial grass forming upright tufts of narrow, rough-textured, gray-green to dark green leaves, 12 in. long (30 cm). In summer, pale green, bristly spikelets borne in clusters rise atop erect smooth stems. They resemble a bottlebrush, hence the common name. Rising well above the foliage, they mature to a straw color in late summer and |iql| rji| xuu| lvh| bgq| pcf| xsc| txw| myq| cno| apu| iqp| qzo| aly| bvm| tmp| qpk| bvc| jgp| spo| ncv| ekp| nsp| rfg| rck| lpl| xus| ull| iet| hns| cqs| ree| bvi| oyr| ovi| xbo| lzv| fls| ysb| hfv| jog| lzv| zvv| qlp| sid| xlj| nvp| bgr| sfg| dtp|