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Fun fact: While commonly called Pink Muhly Grass or Pink Hairgrass, it also goes by the more evocative and regional name of "Gulf Muhly." This name hints at its native range, which is primarily the southeastern United States, from Texas to Florida and up the Atlantic coast to Massachusetts. It's a true all-American plant. While it doesn't provide a major food source for birds like many other native grasses, its dense clump structure is invaluable. It offers excellent cover and nesting sites for small birds, beneficial insects, and other critters, sheltering them from predators and harsh weather.🪴🪴