Wildflower, Grass and Native Seeds
Columbia Brome is a perennial bunchgrass that is found in full sun or partial shade throughout coniferous forests and oak savannahs, from sea level to lower subalpine elevations. The growth of this grass is spread between California and Alaska, reaching into western Montana, Wyoming and Utah. It can grow in both dry and moist areas, reaching heights that range from half-a-foot to 4 feet tall. The shade tolerance for Columbia Brome reaches its limit around 30%. Coarse or medium textured soils will sustain this valuable forage grass which is frequently used in pasture seed mixes throughout California, to graze livestock that live on both summer and winter ranges.
The broadcast rate for seeding is 44 – 55 pounds per acre.
The seed drill rate for seeding in rows is 22 pounds per acre.
| Scientific Name | Bromus vulgaris |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Forage/Pasture Grass, Native Grass |
| Color | Green |
| Cycle | Perennial |
| Origin | North American Native species, NW Native species |
| Height | 6-48" |
| Bloom Season | Spring |
| Seeds Per Pound | 100,001 – 200,000 Seeds Per Pound |
| Seeding Rate (lb./acre) | 21-25 Pounds per Acre |
| Light Requirement | Full Sun, Part Sun/Shade |
