Plant Profile: Muhlenbergia expansa

Savanna Hairgrass is a warm-season bunchgrass indigenous to the southwestern United States, thriving in moist to wet environments such as pitcher plant bogs, pine savannahs, and flat woodlands, typically in acidic sandy soils along the coast. This grass serves as forage for cattle, sheep, and various herbivores, and its growth can be managed through controlled burns.

Consider incorporating this plant into native coastal gardens, particularly in areas that are wet or bog-like.