var adsArray = new Array(); adsArray[adsArray.length] = 'Bunchgrass Seed available in small quantities|I\\\'ve got an assortment of blue wild rye (Elymus glaucus), California fescue (Festuca californica), Pacific reed grass (Calamagrostis nutkaensis), and a little Torrey\\\'s Melic (Melica torreyana) for any home grass propagators. All from San Francisco genetics and collected from nursery and garden stock. Seed would serve better initially propagated in flats and pots rather than directly sown. |anything or nothing.|Tom Annese|tomannese@yahoo.com||pswd::Elymus|December 13, 2007'; adsArray[adsArray.length] = 'seep monkey flower and yellow-eyed grass|I have abundant quantities of these two wet clay/loam-loving plants available. Seep monkeyflower (Mimulus guttatus) and yellow-eyed grass (sisyrinchium californicum) tend to grow in seeps and riparian areas. They like lots of water. 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