|
|
Phone toll-free 800-291-2143
Iridaceae Family - "Blue-eyed Grass"
Sisyrinchium is from the Latin name once used for another plant and reassigned to this species. Angustifolium comes from the Latin for "narrow leaf".
Found throughout the Tallgrass Prairie regions in open woodlands and along streams, occasionally in the southern Tallgrass region on open prairies. Lavendar to violet blossoms from May to June. S. angustifolium is found much less frequently than it's similar cousin. S. campestre.
No medicinal or food uses reported for S. angustifolium.
