Agropyron subsecundum

Awned Wheatgrass

Awned Wheatgrass

Awned Wheatgrass is a native perennial bunchgrass that thrives in dry, arid environments, such as deserts and semi-arid grasslands. While not a preferred forage species for livestock due to its coarse texture and low palatability, it can provide some grazing value for drought-tolerant animals like sheep and goats. Awned Wheatgrass is highly drought-tolerant and plays a crucial role in stabilizing soils in arid regions, reducing erosion and improving soil health. It also provides valuable cover and food for a range of wildlife species adapted to arid environments.

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Key features

  • Long-lived, easy to establish perennial bunchgrass
  • Will grow up to 90 cm
  • Tolerant to both drought and flooding conditions
  • Easily distinguished by long awns on seedhead
  • Grazing is recommended prior to seedhead development

Segment Conservation Seed
Category Native Grasses
Species Wheatgrass
Sci. Name Agropyron subsecundum