Eastern Gamagrass Part Shade but too much richness in

but too much richness in the soil might cause it to flop a bit

appearing in lovely clusters of two to five blooms

well-draining soil but can adapt to most soils

Bloom: February-October

about 6 feet long

Eastern Gamagrass Part Shade but too much richness inTripsacum dactyloides Commonly known as Eastern Gamagrass and Fakahatchee Grass. Eastern Gamagrass is a robust, clump forming, warm season grass that typically grows from 2 3' tall, but can occasionally get up to 12 feet tall. Its foliage features coarse, arching, narrow, flat blades. Finger like flower spikes arch to 10" long above the foliage from May to September. Flower spikes have separate male (orange stamens) and female (purple stigmas) flowers