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Various insects and moths feed on this wild rye while birds will eat the seeds
Photo By: Sten [CC BY-SA 3
the straight species we sell provides better tolerances to disease and environmental factors due to its adaptation over thousands of years to local conditions
Like birds such as Chickadees
Seeding in late spring through mid-summer often leads to problems as the summer heat slows or stops grass development of our cool-season grasses and they are often stressed from drought
Symphyotrichum oblongifolium (Aromatic Aster) Size:32 Plug Flat Various insects and moths feedSymphyotrichum oblongifolium (Aromatic Aster) gets its common name from the spicy scent of its foliage when crushed. It is a shorter bushy aster that is typically found in higher quality normal dry to dry prairie. Large purple daisy like flowers bloom beginning in late summer and can go well into October. Asters are key pollinator plants that provide a welcome source of late season nectar, particularly useful for the migrating monarch butterflies.
