Broomsedge Grass - TN Nursery

Broomsedge is a native southeastern grass that turns reddish-orange in winter and needs almost no water. It stabilizes eroded soil, regrows after fire, and cattle eat it as forage. The plant thrives in dry fields and works well in winter gardens and landscaping.
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Welcome to TN Nursery YouTube channel. Today let's talk about broomsedge. Broomsedge, Andropogon virginicus, can be a lifesaver to disturbed lands, thereby controlling erosion. This plant, also called poverty grass, is a perennial plant usually known for its comprehensive nomenclature including yellow sedge bluestem, broomsedge bluestem, and whiskey grass. It belongs to the Poaceae family, popularly known as the grass family. It is usually used as an ornamental plant Thanks to its low maintenance, it requires a small amount of water to bloom. The plant is highly recommended for golf courses and residential landscaping. It amazingly adds life to the winter landscape due to its reddish-orange coloration. This plant can be a lifesaver to disturbed lands, thereby controlling erosion. It usually blooms in September, October, and November in dry fields, thin woods, and upper shores of ponds. It is native to the Southeast United States and has excellent lakes. It is a weedy and introduced species in California and Hawaii. The plant has an efficient root system where it grows back immediately after burn. It is the most nutritious food for cattle compared to other grasses. Broomsedge can be a lifesaver to disturbed lands. Broomsedge is for sale at Tennessee Wholesale Nursery with low prices and fast shipping. Thanks for watching.
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