Bromus latigulmis - Flanged Brome grass-sedge Salt and deer tolerant

Salt and deer tolerant

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The roots can be used in teas

or by a step with good drainage - that sort of place

Source: Van Berkum Nursery

Bromus latigulmis - Flanged Brome grass-sedge Salt and deer tolerantSizes available: HPP #1 (two plants per pot) Basics: zones 3 7, 2. 5 4' x 18", part sun to part shade, dangly, green blooms on delicate, arching, branched structures in late summer to early fall. Prefers it consistently moist in the sunniest positions, but is adaptable to drier conditions in more shade. Common names: Flanged Brome, Early Leaf Brome, Hairy Woodbine, Ear leaved Brome, Broad glumed Brome Family: Poaceae Origin Distribution: Large swathes