Black Mountain Bluestem Berries the plant rewards us with

the plant rewards us with lovely khaki (brownish-green) capsules that add interest to the garden

cylindrical heads bloom atop erect

commonly known as the bur oak or mossycup oak

Deer Muhly Grass is a clump-forming

Black Mountain Bluestem Berries the plant rewards us withAndropogon ternarius 'Black Mountain" Andropogon tenarius varies across its natural range. This variant of Texas native, Splitbeard Bluestem, was found on Black Mountain, North Carolina by Terry Dalton of the North Carolina Arboretum. He chose it from his familys wild meadow because of its compact stature, staying 3' or under, and attractive blue green foliage. Flowering stems emerge blue green and develop pink and red hues later in summer. The