Panic grass is a genus of about 450 species found worldwide, ranging from 1 to 3 meters tall with airy panicles and lanceolate leaves. Some varieties produce gluten-free grain or birdseed, while ornamental cultivars are prized for seasonal color changes. They grow in roadsides, farms, and sandy soils, reaching 6 feet in rich soil or under 6 inches in poor conditions.
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Welcome to TN Nursery YouTube channel. Today let's talk about panic grass, Panicum. Panic grass is a vast genus comprising around 450 grasses native to tropical portions of the globe, with a few species expanding further into northern temperate areas. They are typically huge annual or perennial grasses that may grow 1 to 3 meters tall. They grow high clusters of flat, thin, lanceolate leaves throughout the summer and autumn, along with panicles of blooming spikelets. The Diversity and abundance of this species are astounding. Some of these species grow as crops, such as broomtail millet, which is helpful as birdseed and as a gluten-free alternative for individuals following a gluten-free diet. Belonging to the Poaceae family, these plants are also frequently grown as decorative grasses, and they possess a variety of different cultivars. They are mainly known for their tall, airy panicles and various leaf colors that change as the season changes. You may find this species in profusion along roadsides, in older farms, and along riverbanks. They are also widespread on sandy soils close to the shore. Panic grass grow to be 6 feet tall in rich soil, but in low areas near thickets and brooks, this grass may bloom below 6 inches in height. Sure of its variations are low-growing species. Panic grass is for sale at Tennessee Wholesale Nursery, with low prices and fast shipping. Thanks for watching!