American Beach Grass
MA Native

Beach Grass (Ammophila Breviligulata) – 1 Qt Container

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$9.99

Falmouth | 30
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Description

American Beach Grass is a hardy native plant perfect for Massachusetts gardeners looking to restore coastal landscapes or prevent erosion. Commonly found along the Atlantic shoreline from New England to South Carolina, this perennial grass thrives in sandy, wind-swept environments. Its deep, fast-spreading rhizome system helps anchor shifting dunes while encouraging natural dune formation. With its upright green blades and tall seed heads, American Beach Grass adds structure and resilience to beachside gardens and conservation areas.

Ideal for planting in exposed, sandy conditions, American Beach Grass is extremely tolerant of salt spray, wind, and drought. In Massachusetts, it plays a vital role in shoreline restoration projects, making it a popular choice for homeowners and municipalities alike. This grass continues to grow and stabilize dunes by using wind-driven sand to trigger new growth, increasing its effectiveness with time. American Beach Grass is an essential addition to any coastal or dune landscape design in Massachusetts.

Each plant comes in a #__ growers container. The image shown represents an example of what you may receive. Please note that the height, shape, and fullness of each plant may vary due to natural growth patterns. Rest assured, we will select the healthiest and most vibrant plant for you.

 


Plant Specs:

Botanical Name: Ammophila breviligulata
Color: green
Light: full sun
Watering: almost twice a week while getting established, less after
Soil: sandy, well draining, salt tolerant
Zone: 3 – 8

Plant Shape: upright spreading
Plant Type: dense herbaceous perennial grass
Mature Size: height (3')
Blooming Season: n/a
Growth Rate: medium

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