Sand Cordgrass single Mexican Elderberry

Mexican Elderberry

spreading to 2 to 3 feet wide

Light: Ful

well-drained soils under the warm embrace of full sun

You'll find broomsedge growing naturally in dry fields

Sand Cordgrass single Mexican ElderberrySporobolus bakeri Synonymous with Spartina bakeri. Commonly known as Sand Cordgrass, Clumping Cord Grass, or Bunch Cordgrass. Sand Cordgrass is a clumping grass native to the Southeastern US and Texas. Its narrow, fine textured foliage grows up to five feet. It provides an excellent backdrop for other perennials and it is stunning when planted in masses. Although it grows on the edges of lakes, canals and streams, it is also found in dry, sandy soil,