Prairie Dropseed Grass Edible Fruit showing strong resistance to both

showing strong resistance to both dogwood anthracnose (Discula destructiva) and powdery mildew

By planting a red flowering dogwood

We think this is an incredible mix of color that varies from fire engine red

while fall brings a shift to surprising chartreuse yellow tones—a striking departure from the dark palette of the growing season

This apple tree bears large

Prairie Dropseed Grass Edible Fruit showing strong resistance to bothThis native prairie grass is prized for it's showy fountain of soft foliage. It is excellent for border planting and as individual accent plants. In the fall it the fall it forms seedpods that drop from the stems for those looking for a true North American native this grass originates from the midwestern prairie. Although it is increasing in popularity, prairie dropseed is still a very underutilized plant with tons of potential. In the summer long