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Wonderful Native Monocots: What Are They?
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Wonderful Native Monocots: What Are They?
What the heck is a monocot, and why should I grow native ones? According to the California Master Gardener Handbook, a monocot (short for monocotyledon) is a flowering plant having one seed leaf (the cotyledon), parallel-veined leaves…and flower parts in multiples of three. Let’s talk about ones that are easy to grow in our area and are often prettier than a clump of grass. To me, the first things to consider on this list of native monocots are …
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