



Weeping Love Grass (African Lovegrass) is a warm-season, perennial bunchgrass native to southern Africa. It forms a large, dense, fountain-like clump of very long, narrow, arching leaves that "weep" to the ground, 3-4 feet tall. The seed heads are open panicles on tall stems. Widely planted for erosion control on highways and slopes.
| Family: | Poaceae (poh-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Eragrostis (er-uh-GROS-tis) |
| Species: | curvula (kur-vew-la) |
Synonym: Poa curvula.
Full sun; well-drained soil. Extremely drought-tolerant. Used for pasture, hay, and erosion control. Can be invasive in some regions (check local status). The weeping foliage is ornamental. Cut back in late winter. Provides seed for birds.
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