Also known as: European bur-grass, Stalked bristlegrass
Large carrot-seed grass is a hardy grass-like plant, thriving in neglected, arid environments. It distinguishes itself with compact, burr-like seed clusters at its tips, which readily hitch a ride on passersby, aiding in its widespread dispersal. Its slender leaves and wiry stalks are adept at conserving moisture, which positions large carrot-seed grass as a resilient pioneer in disturbed soils.
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Annual
Lifespan
Semi-evergreen
Leaf type
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Distribution of Large carrot-seed grass
Distribution Map
Large carrot-seed grass is native to a broad region including parts of Africa, Western Asia, Central Asia, and Southern Europe. It has also been introduced to several territories across different continents. While large carrot-seed grass has a widespread presence, in certain areas where it is not native, the plant is sometimes thought to be invasive, potentially impacting local ecosystems.
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Cultivated
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Introduced
No species reported
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Habitat
Dump sites, construction sites
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Care Guide for Large carrot-seed grass
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
Pruning:
Large carrot-seed grass is a robust grass characterized by tall, tufted growth and racemose inflorescences. Prune in early to late spring to encourage healthy growth, improve air circulation, and manage pest issues. Regular maintenance aligns with its natural growth cycle, ensuring vigor and aesthetics.
Propagation:
Large carrot-seed grass thrives through sowing fresh seeds on a moist, well-prepared seedbed. Gentle soil coverage maintains humidity, improving germination. Keep the substrate moist (not waterlogged) for robust root growth, and transplant seedlings to spacious locations once they are sturdy.
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