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RC Big Rock Switchgrass Seed (Panicum virgatum)

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  • RC Big Rock Switchgrass Seed (Panicum virgatum)
  • RC Big Rock Switchgrass Seed (Panicum virgatum)
  • RC Big Rock Switchgrass Seed (Panicum virgatum)
$39.99 - $139.99

Description

 

RC Big Rock is a new late season variety of upland switchgrass developed from Cave-in-rock. Its distinct traits are a very tall height and high yield potential. RC Big Rock was genetically improved for upright growth habit and increased height. Its tall height provides a high-quality habitat for deer. It is a late-season switchgrass with approximately 9 days later maturity than Cave-in-rock. RC Big Rock is a large, seeded variety selected for reduced seed dormancy, increased seed weight and increased seedling vigor. It is an excellent food source for pheasants and quail. It has noteworthy winter hardiness for a late season variety. It grows well on diverse soil types and has a wide regional adaptation to the mid-west and northeast regions. It is well suited for forage, biomass, soil conservation and wildlife habitat applications.

·                     Scientific name: Panicum virgatum

·                     Warm-season perennial grass that is native to North America.

·                     Grows best in areas that receive at least 30 inches of rainfall per year

·                     Grows to 6-8 feet in height.

·                     Can be distinguished from other native grasses by the dense patch of hairs at the point where the leaf blade attaches to the sheath.

·                     Foliage turns a beautiful yellow in the fall.

·                     Could be planted on a highly erodible sites and field borders.

·                     Longevity: Perennial.

·                     Approximately 258,800 seeds/lb

·                     Planting Range: May 1-June 1 or fall seeding

 

 

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Additional Information

Seed Rate: Broadcast:
6-8 lbs (PLS) per acre
Seed Rate: Drilled:
4-6 lbs (PLS) per acre
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