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Native to the wooded slopes and damp forests of SE North America. A warm season, clump forming grass. Dangling, oat-like spikelets droop from light green, bamboo-like foliage, June through September. Excellent in dried arrangements. Useful as a formal accent, in mass plantings, or even as a container plant. Prefers wooded slopes, moist thickets, and creek bottoms. Moist soil. Full sun to full shade. Considered drought tolerant, but will require shade in hot, dry climates. Deer resistant once established. Attracts birds and butterflies!
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