Nursery Grasses – Prairie Shore Botanicals

Slender Panic Grass

This panic grass is ranked S3 (vulnerable) in Manitoba.

Clusters of brown and white star-shaped flowers top the stems of this beautiful rush.

Long awns on the seed heads react to air moisture, the lower portion twisting and untwisting with changing humidity.

A cool-season grass with wheat-like spikes that are often one-sided.

A delicate-looking grass with purple-tinged, nodding seed heads.

Flowering plants have striking orange-red anthers and a feathery white style.

A larval food source for the tawny-edged skipper and an important food source for small birds.

Fruits turn bright orange when ripe!

A very ornamental woodland sedge.

An attractive, mid-sized grass of wet prairie habitats.