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Brachypodium firmifolium is a small perennial grass from mountain slopes, usually found in damp shade near streams. It is grown mainly as a wild or woodland-style grass, and it does best with steady moisture and partial shade.
Brachypodium firmifolium is a yellowish or glaucous-green perennial grass with slender erect or decumbent culms up to 45 cm high. Flowering: June–July.
Igneous mountainsides, usually in damp shaded grounds by streams and cataracts, sometimes in open forest or meadows at 1000–1700 m altitude.
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