Miscanthus sinensis New Hybrids Seeds

M. sinensis New Hybrids
Maiden Grass, Eulalia Grass
Perennial

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HarvestingHarvest when Mature, Good for Cutting, Long Vase Life
Growing ConditionsField Crop
Additional CharacteristicsStart Early for Transplants, Good for Overwintering, Cold Tolerant, Heat Tolerant, Easy to Grow
Flowering MonthAugust, September, October
Garden StyleCutting / Cut Flowers, English Cottage, Romantic, Victorian
Lighting ConditionsFull Sun, Partial Sun
Seed TypeOpen Pollinated
Days to MaturityPerennial
Stem TypeSingle Stem
Plant HardinessHardy
Plant Height41 - 60 inches, 61 + inches
Plant LifecyclePerennial
Plant Moisture & ClimateHeat Tolerant, Well-drained, Wet Tolerant
Plant UsesCut Flower & Bouquets, Bouquet Filler Flower, Bouquet Filler Greens, Excellent for Drying & Crafts, Ornamental, Landscape
ShapeFiller Flower, Filler Greens, Pods & Fiddly Bits, Spike, Textural
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Miscanthus sinensis New Hybrids, commonly called Maiden Grass or Eulalia Grass, is an easy to grow mix of perennial, warm season ornamental grasses that produces shimmering tresses of silvery-cream, mauve and golden bloom tassels throughout summer. As the autumn season cools, some of the caryopsis tassels turn deeper colors and the plant blades will also change colors. Varieties in this mix grow 48" - 72" inches tall.

This highly adaptable ornamental grass is useful for creating separations between garden plantings or as a hedge screen. It is widely used throughout landscapes for its vertical and textural interest. The tassel blooms are sought after in the floral industry as a cut flower element and they are utilized both fresh and dried. Maiden Grass is best appreciated with an easy breeze as the plant grass blades tossel and the tassels put on a show dancing in the wind. Once roots are established, this variety is nearly maintenance free and is hardy to zone 5.

NOTE: In some parts of the United States, this grass has spread into natural areas by seeding and is considered invasive in those areas. Review of risks should be undertaken before selecting this grass. If you want to avoid colonization, simply cut all bloom heads before they set seed in the fall. Wind-disseminated seeds increase the invasive nature of the plant if the bloom heads are not proactively cut to eliminate seed spread. Packet: 25 seeds.

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Miscanthus sinensis New Hybrids, commonly called Maiden Grass or Eulalia Grass, is an easy to grow mix of perennial, warm season ornamental grasses that produces shimmering tresses of silvery-cream, mauve and golden bloom tassels throughout summer. As the autumn season cools, some of the caryopsis tassels turn deeper colors and the plant blades will also change colors. Varieties in this mix grow 48" - 72" inches tall.

This highly adaptable ornamental grass is useful for creating separations between garden plantings or as a hedge screen. It is widely used throughout landscapes for its vertical and textural interest. The tassel blooms are sought after in the floral industry as a cut flower element and they are utilized both fresh and dried. Maiden Grass is best appreciated with an easy breeze as the plant grass blades tossel and the tassels put on a show dancing in the wind. Once roots are established, this variety is nearly maintenance free and is hardy to zone 5.

NOTE: In some parts of the United States, this grass has spread into natural areas by seeding and is considered invasive in those areas. Review of risks should be undertaken before selecting this grass. If you want to avoid colonization, simply cut all bloom heads before they set seed in the fall. Wind-disseminated seeds increase the invasive nature of the plant if the bloom heads are not proactively cut to eliminate seed spread. Packet: 25 seeds.

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