Muhlenbergia dumosa is one of our favorite grasses. We have grown it for many years on our property and have found it to be extremely drought tolerant. It is a southwestern plant that was …

Muhlenbergia dumosa Bamboo Muhly Native to lower elevations in southern Arizona and northern Mexico, this clump grass has unique fine-textured chartreuse foliage. Its soft, billowy texture …

Muhlenbergia dumosa (Bamboo Muhly) Although Bamboo Muhly is native to Arizona and into southern Mexico, it’s easy to imagine it gracing giant porcelain planters in Victorian …

Its scientific name is Muhlenbergia dumosa. The bright green foliage is particularly beautiful when it is backlit by the late afternoon sun. In fall or winter, the plant may turn a tannish color and …

Resources Bamboo Muhly Muhlenbergia dumosa Bamboo muhly is one of my absolute favorite ornamental grasses. It has a wonderfully soft texture and feathery leaves that sway peacefully …

Native to southern Arizona, is unlike the muhly grasses most of us know. Bamboo muhly is impressive at 3'-6' tall, with distinctive. bamboo-like foliage. While it mimics bamboo, there's no …

Muhlenbergia dumosa is an attractive and unusual grass that features wispy stems and fine foliage that move freely in the wind. As a native to Arizona and northern Mexico, it resembles …

Muhlenbergia dumosa, commonly known as the bamboo muhly, is a species of grass native to Arizona and California. [1]

Muhlenbergia dumosa is a deciduous perennial grass (or grassy in appearance) or perennial with green foliage. In fall and summer pink and tan flowers emerge. Features grassy texture. …

The specific epithet is from the Latin word 'dumos' meaning "bushy" in refence to the interesting growth habit of this grass. Found on dry rocky slopes, canyon ledges, canyons, along cliffs …