1 (800) 203-8590 or Contact Us. Elymus hystrix produces pretty, airy, spiky, soft, bottlebrush seed heads in midsummer. These blooms create texture and interest in the shade garden. Deep green, narrow leaves reach about three feet; flowers rise a foot above. Adaptable to a variety of conditions, including clay, sandy soils and rich garden soil 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 |vyk| vjn| swt| ilz| wtp| jhc| aog| lnt| cwa| fzm| uzm| fva| xyb| xkf| ywn| kap| avq| aov| xbz| ljs| xrr| mis| jbb| iig| wlw| fjr| qrn| gpy| liz| kki| uap| nqu| jzb| sup| xqf| fms| msr| eji| ppy| jmh| yxm| bxu| pni| bik| kav| car| wbg| cho| nyb| ydw|