Muhlenbergia reverchonii (Seep Muhly)

Muhlenbergia reverchonii (Seep Muhly)Also called Rose Muhly. Seep Muhly is a heat and drought tolerant, warm season perennial bunch grass. It has attractive foliage and fall seed plumes. Seed plumes and foliage turn tawny brown in the winter. Seep Muhly resembles a less pink, slightly smaller, inland version of Gulf Muhly. It can tolerate heavier clay soils than most muhly grasses and can handle wet conditions a bit better than Gulf Muhly. AT A GLANCE Texas native Yes Water use Medium

Prairie Phlox does well in dry to moderately moist

Texas native Yes Water use Low Sun exposure Full sun to part shade Bloom color Azure blue Bloom time Mid-summer to fall Mature height 2-5 ft Mature spread 1-3 ft Attracts Butterflies

When the plant becomes too leggy

Texas native Yes Water use Low Sun exposure Sun to part shade Bloom color White Bloom time Spring

Autumn Sage is lovely as a small

summer Mature height 1 ft or less Mature spread 2-3 ft Attracts Butterflies Notes Needs good drainage

wildflower gardens or native plant gardens

bees Host plant Gulf Fritillary

The flower panicles are finely textured and rose colored

It provides seeds in its pods for a child-resistant ornamental effect

mainly the roots

This attractive grass forms stunning golden plume-like seed heads in the fall that mature September to November