Good for limestone prairie restorations within its range. Makes a wonderful plant for a meadow, especially if there is a little bit of moisture such as a seep. Propagation: Seed.
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Hybridizes naturally with the much larger Muhlenbergia lindheimeri to form Muhlenbergia x involuta. Seep Muhly is sometimes said to resemble a less pink, inland limestone version of Gulf muhly (Muhlenbergia capillaris). Its most distinctive trait is not its flowering panicles but the curly mass of old leaf blades that accumulates at the base of the grass as it ages.
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