For beginners to native plants, Inland Sea Oats is a great choice for those tough shady spots in your landscape. With its combination of low maintenance, nearly evergreen leaves, and colorful seeds, it’s …

4 jan. 2023 · Inland Sea Oats are a clumping / bunch grass that can grow between 2-4 feet tall. Its most unique characteristic is the beautiful drooping seed heads that have a chevron pattern.

Inland sea oats has proven salt tolerant and can prove useful in dune management where sunlight is not too intense. Inland sea oats is a rhizomatous clump forming perennial with characteristic drooping …

Very popular as a low-maintenance shade grass, Inland sea oats is notable for its large, graceful seedheads. Sending up blue-green basal leaves in earliest spring, it can be 2 feet tall and a vivid green …

The distinctive flat nodding seed heads that resemble oats emerge green in spring, turn tan in summer and then purplish in fall. They sway gracefully in the slightest breeze.

Inland Sea Oats is an exceptional grass that can be planted even in the deepest shade. It is most valued for its ornamental seed heads and its ability to quickly vegetate critically eroding shady areas such as …

Very popular as a low-maintenance shade grass, Inland sea oats is notable for its large, graceful seed heads. Sending up blue-green basal leaves in earliest spring, it can be 2 feet tall and a vivid green by …

Excellent for dried flower arrangements. Common name of inland sea oats is in reference to the similarity of the seed heads to those of oats. This grass was once known as Uniola latifolia. Genus …

3 nov. 2025 · Its ability to withstand not only shade, but also drought and heat make it resilient, while its broad leaves and drooping seed panicles add ornamental character to both landscapes and dried …

Inland Sea Oats Chasmanthium latifolium — chas-MAN-thee-um lah-the-FOLE-ee-um OTHER COMMON NAMES: Wild oats, wood oats, River oats, Flathead oats, Indian wood oats. Northern sea oats, Upland …