Arizona cottontop
(Digitaria californica)
Arizona cottontop is a warm season perennial bunchgrass found in many portions of South Texas. Plants have white cotton-like seedheads 2-5 inches long. It is considered good forage for cattle. Arizona cottontop has limited value to wildlife as cover. It is found in a variety of soil types and commonly grows in areas protected from grazing by dense brush canopies or those areas excluded from grazing. LaSalle is a South Texas release of this species that is now available for planting.
Germination | Seeding Rate | Seeds/pound | Planting Depth | Seed Maturity |
47-68% | 1-2 lbs PLS/ac. | 693,611 | ≤ 0.25" | April-Nov. |



