Inland Saltgrass (Distichlis spicata) is a remarkably tough native grass that thrives where few other plants can, making it an outstanding choice for challenging landscape conditions. Its dense, blue-green foliage forms a low-growing, spreading carpet that provides year-round texture while tolerating drought, poor soils, highly alkaline or saline conditions, and heavy soils. Naturally found in salt flats, wet meadows, and desert basins throughout the West, Inland Saltgrass is ideal for difficult sites, erosion control, and low-maintenance native landscapes. Its extensive root system helps stabilize soil, while its dense growth provides habitat for wildlife and supports healthy ecosystems.