Bigelow's bluegrass (Poa bigelovii)

Bigelow's bluegrass

Bigelow's bluegrass (Poa bigelovii) is a bunchgrass found in the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico. It tends to sprout in shady locations. Its small flowers sometimes sport wispy hairs, but this does not occur in every example of bigelow's bluegrass.

Scientific classification

Species

Bigelow's bluegrass (Poa bigelovii)

Grasses, sedges and allies

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Annual

Lifespan

Grass

Plant Type

Spring, Winter

Bloom Time

40 cm

Plant Height

White, Green, Purple, Brown

Flower Color

Distribution of Bigelow's bluegrass

Distribution Map

Bigelow's bluegrass naturally occurs in the arid regions of North America. It has since been introduced to some parts of Europe, where it has established a non-native presence. The species thrives within its native range, adapted to the specific climatic conditions found there, and is considered a part of the indigenous flora.

Native

Cultivated

Invasive

Introduced

No species reported

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Care Guide for Bigelow's bluegrass

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

20 - 35 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Water: Adapted to arid environments, bigelow's bluegrass is drought-tolerant and requires weekly watering. Ideal for outdoor cultivation, this herbaceous species thrives in areas with distinct wet and dry seasons, benefiting from rainfall patterns during the growing period.

Pruning: Bigelow's bluegrass features fine, blue-green foliage and benefits from pruning in early to late spring. Trim dead or damaged stems to foster healthy growth and a neat look. Balance pruning to ensure resilience and maintain the plant's natural shape for optimal health.

Propagation: Bigelow's bluegrass thrives in temperate regions and is resilient. Propagate by sowing in well-draining soil, ensuring optimal moisture for germination. Regular watering promotes root establishment. Thinning seedlings is important for proper spacing and air circulation to support robust growth.

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