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The Plant Life of the Lurie Garden


Overview
Grasses of the Lurie Garden

Moor Flame Grass

Grown for its attractive habit, autumn foliage and graceful panicles of compressed spikelets, each with 4 florets

 
Latin name Molinia caerulea 'Moorflamme'
Common name Moor Flame Grass
Family Poaceae
Zone Z5-9
Bloom time Summer/Fall
Season(s) of Interest Winter
Height 3'
Native or origin Europe/Asia
Soil conditions Average to moist; prefers acidic to neutral soil
Flower color Black
Known wildlife aspects Birds
Light Requirements Full Sun or Part-Shade
Lurie Garden location Meadow
Companion plants



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