Mexican Grass

Mexican grass is a common name for Mexican feather grass, a perennial ornamental grass that is native to parts of North and South America. It is also known as pony tails, silky thread grass, or Texas tussock. Mexican grass has thin, green leaves that form dense clumps and produce feathery flower heads that sway in the wind. It is a drought-tolerant plant that grows well in full sun and well-drained soil. It can be used as a ground cover, a border plant, or a container plant. However, Mexican grass can also be invasive in some regions, such as California, where it can spread rapidly and displace native plants. It is also a fire hazard in dry areas. Therefore, it is important to control its growth and prevent its seeds from escaping into the wild