Chasmanthium latifolium (Inland Sea Oats) Size:4" violet Bloom time Spring Mature

violet Bloom time Spring Mature height 8" Mature spread 18" Attracts Butterflies Notes Roots are eaten by rabbits and voles

Needs well draining soil

5 ft Attracts Birds Host plant Appalachian Eyed Brown

part shade Bloom color Yellow Bloom time Summer Mature height 4 ft Mature spread 6 ft Evergreen Yes Edible part(s) Young pads (nopalitos)

It can deal with capricious Texas weather and come back victorious

Chasmanthium latifolium (Inland Sea Oats) Size:4" violet Bloom time Spring MatureInland Sea Oats is an attractive ornamental grass with large, graceful seedheads that start out green and gradually turn into different shades of brown. They are enjoyed by small mammals and birds. It does best in part shade or shade. It can handle some sun, but the more sun it gets, the more water it will need. It also tends to look bleached in full sun. It is relatively drought tolerant in the shade, and it tends to spread less in dry shade. Inland