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Calamagrostis tweedyi
Also called Cascade Reedgrass
Tweedy's reedgrass is a native perennial grass of moist montane and subalpine meadows and forests in the Pacific Northwest, forming loose clumps with broad flat leaves. It suits cool, moist conditions and is mainly grown as a native landscape or meadow plant.
Calamagrostis tweedyi, the Cascade reedgrass or Tweedy's reedgrass, is a perennial in the grass family. It is native to the Pacific Northwest in the United States, in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana.
Calamagrostis tweedyi is endemic to the Pacific Northwest in the United States, growing in central Washington, Oregon (reported from near Crater Lake), central Idaho, and western Montana. It grows in montane and subalpine moist meadows and coniferous forests at 900–2000 m elevation.
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