rabbit's foot grass
Polypogon monspeliensis
Rabbit's foot grass is an annual sometimes planted as an ornamental. This is an invasive species that has the potential to be a problem weed in Iowa and should not be planted here or anywhere in the United States.
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Rabbit's foot grass. Gardner-Marlow yard near Pilot Mound. 15 July 2003. Photo: Anna Gardner |
Annual or perennial: annual Origin: Europe Height: feet Hardiness: zone 3 Habit: clumping Moisture: prefers moist ground Propagation: seed Light: full sun Flowering: July-September Uses: fresh and dried flowers |
Rabbit's foot grass. Gardner-Marlow yard near Pilot Mound. 15 July 2003. Photo: Anna Gardner |
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