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Ornamental grass Fountain Grass can be recognized by its compact growth and elongated, deep green leaves. In the months of August to September it develops beautiful golden brown plumes. Beautiful as a hedge or on your patio in a pot.
The botanical name of this beautiful perennial ornamental grass is Pennisetum alopecuroides, but also known by its synonym Alopecurus hordeiformis
Ornamental grass Fountain Grass can be recognized by its compact growth and elongated, deep green leaves. In the months of August to September it develops beautiful golden brown plumes. Beautiful as a hedge or on your patio in a pot.
The botanical name of this beautiful perennial ornamental grass is Pennisetum alopecuroides, but also known by its synonym Alopecurus hordeiformis
Sow the Chinese Silver grass seeds from the end of March in a germination tray at 15-20°C or later in a seedbed outdoors. Cover lightly and do not let the soil dry out. The plant is transplanted into small pieces once the seedlings have developed sufficient roots. Then transplant them into a larger pot directly at their destination. Grasses like well-draining soil, it should not be too wet in winter.
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Ornamental grass Fountain Grass can be recognized by its compact growth and elongated, deep green leaves. In the months of August to September it develops beautiful golden brown plumes. Beautiful as a hedge or on your patio in a pot.
The botanical name of this beautiful perennial ornamental grass is Pennisetum alopecuroides, but also known by its synonym Alopecurus hordeiformis