Fescue, Cluster
Festuca paradoxa
Native, short, cool-season fescue is green when many other natives are dormant; biennial life cycle
$3.00 – $13.00
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Description
Festuca paradoxa, also known as Cluster Fescue, is a native perennial cool season grass.
Wildlife notes
Forage notes
This grass is palatable to livestock in the spring and fall when it is green and growing.
Landscaping notes
Restoration notes
Cluster fescue grows in a wide variety of places – wet to dry-mesic prairies. It grows along forest borders and in glades.
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Unit | Packet, Ounce, Pound |
| Light | Full Sun |
| Soils | Dry, Average |
| Height | 18"-30" |
| Bloom Month | Jun, Jul |
| Specialty Uses | Edible |
| Cattle Palatability | Good |
| # seeds/pkt | 200 |
| Packet coverage area | 5 sq. ft |
