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Barbara Lewis-Heywood

13 years ago

What type of grass is this and how large will it get?

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Ecotopes
13 years ago
There's actually several types of grasses in the photo, but I think you're asking about the tall grass on the left side of the photo. This grass is endemic to the Edwards Plateau of Texas, known as Lindheimer's Muhly ( http://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=MULI), which grows from 2-5 ft.

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