Super duper flowering and winter interest on this grass. Major warning is that this plant will spread with a purpose, every now and then ...Read Moreit will send out a new rhizome 3' from the mother plant. I have since confined mine with sheet metal down 14" that is working well.
Well, guess I'm in the middle of you two - in zone 5. I purchased several of these two years ago and while slow, it seems to be growing ...Read Morewell. I love the graceful flower heads in fall! We use it as as part of a "screen" for our turnaround area. It is growing in clay soil with mulch in full sun.
How interesting - I'm in USDA Zone 9, and I'm reporting on it as well. Don't you just love these plants? I planted four in September, ...Read Moreand have seed heads on two. One looks somewhat shocky but the others are rocking and rolling along. They're about 5-6' without the seed heads. I figure they'll grow for a month or so and then go dormant until February, maybe. I'll report back then.
Fort Frances, ON (Zone 3a) | September 2003 | positive
I`m in USDA Zone 3a in northwestern Ontario (Canada)
I got this grass two years ago; last year it got one seedhead. This y...Read Moreear I am getting close to a dozen. All I did last winter was mulch it with bark and made sure it had sime snow cover. Hopefully it will continue to survive with similar care.
Super duper flowering and winter interest on this grass. Major warning is that this plant will spread with a purpose, every now and then ...Read More
Well, guess I'm in the middle of you two - in zone 5. I purchased several of these two years ago and while slow, it seems to be growing ...Read More
How interesting - I'm in USDA Zone 9, and I'm reporting on it as well. Don't you just love these plants? I planted four in September, ...Read More
I`m in USDA Zone 3a in northwestern Ontario (Canada)
I got this grass two years ago; last year it got one seedhead. This y...Read More