Indiangrass

Also known as Indian Grass, Yellow Indian Grass, Wood Grass

Indiangrass dominates tallgrass prairies across central and eastern North America, reaching striking heights with plumelike, golden-yellow flower heads in late summer. Broad blue-green leaves turn rich shades of bronze and gold in autumn, providing critical winter forage and nesting cover for grassland birds and small mammals. Highly drought-tolerant once established, this deep-rooted native perennial plays an essential role in stabilizing prairie soils and supporting wildlife.