Little Bluestem cow pea especially if soil phosphorus levels

especially if soil phosphorus levels are low

followed by light dragging or cultipacking for better seed-to-soil contact

staying green well into fall

providing a continuous food supply for wildlife

Reaching only 3–5 ft tall with ears just 6–24 inches off the ground

Little Bluestem cow pea especially if soil phosphorus levelsLittle Bluestem (Schizachyrium scoparium) is a warm season, perennial native grass valued for its wildlife habitat, erosion control, and drought resistance. It thrives in prairies, pastures, and conservation plantings, offering excellent forage for wildlife and nesting cover for birds. Its attractive blue green summer color turns bronze red in fall, providing year round aesthetic and habitat benefits. Benefits for Wildlife Habitat Provides nesting and