Festuca ammobia (Sand Fescue) Feeder Plant Description: A stunning native

Plant Description: A stunning native perennial common to the Columbia basin where conditions are dry

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Superb green foliage backs the profuse golden cones of fragrant bloom in August

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Festuca ammobia (Sand Fescue) Feeder Plant Description: A stunning nativeFestuca ammobia (sand fescue) is a perennial grass species closely related to Red fescue. They are basal and compact turning from green to a light blue grey during the winter months. They grow 8" 24" and slowly spread via short rhizomes and seed. Their root systems are good at protecting soils from erosion on stream banks, beaches, and upland disturbed soils. These plants usually flower in May or June, creating fruit usually by mid July. They can