Sporobolus heterolepis 'Gone With The Wind' ~ Gone With The Wind Prairie Dropseed orange-leaf IMAGE: Katja Schulz from Washington

IMAGE: Katja Schulz from Washington

Flower spikes clad with lavender blue two-lipped flowers that last from spring until frost

(2) Lincoln Line Orchards

The plant is not a substitute for the culinary spice and flavorings obtained from Illicium verum

Superbells Double Smitten Pink Calibrachoa is a compact tender herbaceous annual with a mounded habit and cascading stems

Sporobolus heterolepis 'Gone With The Wind' ~ Gone With The Wind Prairie Dropseed orange-leaf IMAGE: Katja Schulz from WashingtonGone With The Wind Prairie Dropseed is a clump forming native grass with fine hair like arching medium green foliage that takes on copper orange to red overtones in fall before fading to light copper or cream for winter. Airy panicles sporting tan flowers bloom on whispy stems in summer and drop in fall. Grows best in full sun and dry to medium well drained soils. Drought tolerant. Type: Orn. Grass Origins: Midwest and NE N. America Height: 3 4'