Indiangrass

Indiangrass is a native warm-season perennial known for its tall structure and striking golden seed heads that emerge in late summer. Typically growing 4–6 feet tall in most conditions, it provides excellent cover for wildlife and plays an important role in prairie and habitat plantings. Once established, it is drought-tolerant and helps stabilize soil through its deep root system.

A dependable native grass for long-term habitat, screening, and restoration projects.

Highlights:

• Grows 4–6 feet tall (taller in ideal conditions)
• Distinct golden plumes in late summer
• Deep root system supports erosion control and soil health
• Excellent cover and structure for wildlife

Seeding Rate: 8–10 lbs per acre
Seed Type: Warm-Season Perennial Native Grass
Planting Time: Winter (Frost Seed) or Spring
Planting Method: Broadcast or Drill
Sunlight: Full Sun

Frost Seeding Note: Increase seeding rate by approximately 25%.

For more information on preparation, planting, spraying, and fertilizing, visit our Seed Information page.