Common name: Lindheimer's Muhly
Botanical name: Muhlenbergia lindheimeri

Lindheimers Muhly is native to both Mexico and Texas. It is a clump-forming grass. It is a winter dormant grass in cold climates, but usually semi-deciduous in mild climates. It has blue-gray foliage and the flower spikes can get 5 ' tall. The flowers start out in purple and age to grey. It is a full sun plant that does well with regular water. It can do fine in low water conditions and can tolerate some shade.