How to Grow and Care for Silkgrasses

A common wildflower found in the southeastern United States, the narrowleaf Silkgrass looks just like it sounds. Its leaves are narrow and give it the appearance of grass and are topped with small yellow flowers. It is drought tolerant, sun-tolerant and grows well in poor soil. It works well in dry, rock gardens and attracts butterflies.

Sickleleaf silk-grass is a perennial herb featuring slender, sickle-shaped leaves that give it a grass-like appearance. This plant often thrives in dry, sandy soils, indicative of its resilience and adaptability to arid conditions. Its bright yellow, daisy-like flowers rise above the foliage on stalks, blooming in late summer and adding a splash of color to the otherwise muted landscapes of its native habitats.