Native Plant Species Finder Tool

Part of EcoRestore Utah

creeping wildrye
Photo Credit to: Robert H Mohlenbrock

Creeping Wildrye
Leymus Triticoides

Plant type: Grass
Growing Season: Cool
Life Cycle: Perennial
Cover: High

Soil & Plant Characteristics

Acceptable Soil Types: Clay, Loam, Silt, Sand
Acceptable Soil Conditions: Alkaline, Salt
Max Plant Height (in ft): 3
First Bloom: May
Last Bloom: July
Flower Color: Yellow

Location

Minimum Elevation (in ft): No minimum elevation found
Maximum Elevation (in ft): 9000
Counties: Boxelder, Daggett, Davis, Garfield, Juab, Kane, Millard, Rich, Saltlake, Sanjuan, Sanpete, Sevier, Tooele, Uintah, Utah, Weber

Reproduction and Growth

Growth Rate: Rapid
Germination Overall: Moderate
Germination Rate: Long
Germination Requirements: Cold stratification
Reproduction: Low
Establishment: Low

Ecological

Best Suited For These Conditions: Flooding, Fire, Disturbance, Wetland, Riparian
Best Suited For These Management Goals: Energy reclamation, Wildlife habitat, Waterfowl habitat, Livestock tolerant, Erosion control, Drought resilience