Thin Man Golden Prairie Grass

A selected form of native golden prairie grass (formerly Indian grass), Thin Man has stunning blue foliage and a narrow, very upright growing habit to the leaves and flower spikes. Blooming in late summer, the golden-bronze-colored flowers are very showy and provide big seeds that feed songbirds and other seed eating animals in fall.

Thin Man was selected from a population of golden prairie grass originally collected near Clovis, New Mexico. Thus, it's more xeric and tolerant of dry, western growing conditions than other varieties that hail from the Midwest and East Coast. Xeriscape.

Read more about this grass here.

Tips from the pros: Once established, grow dry to enhance the blue color of the foliage.

Plant Type	Ornamental Grass
Height	72 inches
Width	24-30 inches
Flowering Season	Late summer
Flower Color	Bronze
Sun	Sun
Water Needs	Moderate to xeric
USDA Hardiness Zone	Zone 4-9
Soil Type	Clay, loam or sandy soil
Deer Resistant	Yes
Good for Pollination	No
Winter Interest	Yes
North American Native	Yes
Year Introduced	2017
Annual Commercial Maintenance	Cut back every early spring or after a heavy snow makes them unsightly
5-10 Year Commercial Maintenance	Divide or remove old plants and replace with new plants.
Elevation Guide	Up to 6200 ft