Geum triflorum-Prairie Smoke Dry-Mesic Little Bluestem plays larval host

Little Bluestem plays larval host to numerous types of butterflies and attracts a multitude of insects that feed on its lush foliage including grasshoppers

Height: 3 ft

Host plant for the Dusky Azure butterfly

2ft tall stems with narrow

Side-oats Grama is a hardy

Geum triflorum-Prairie Smoke Dry-Mesic Little Bluestem plays larval hostPrairie Smoke dazzles in the spring and early summer with its unique flowers and stunning seed heads that look like wispy plumes of smoke wafting on the breeze. In spring, deep pink stems rise above the foliage and bear clusters of nodding rounded flowers of the same rich color. The sepals of these upside down flowers are partially fused, leaving the job of pollination to those strong enough to push their way inside. Enter the bumblebee! The real show