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Zebrinus Miscanthus Grass Plant

18.95

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- Zebra Grass
- Height: 5-8 feet
- Hardiness Zone: 4-9
- Exposure: Part-Full Sun
- Bloom Time: Fall
- Each Quart contains 1 Zebrinus Miscanthus Grass Plant

Plant Features

The Zebrinus Miscanthus (Maiden Grass) Plant is also more commonly known as Zebra Grass. Seeming to be haphazardly placed, horizontal bands of creamy yellow, on spiky, luscious green, grass-like blades seem to glow in the sun's light. You should see them growing in sunny coastal areas where our gardeners enjoy their moderate tolerance to salt. The irregularly positioned, glowing marks are a quite conspicuous backdrop to the pinkish-copper plumes that emerge in late summer to early fall. As the temperatures cool, those plumes will change to white, standing upright above the gracefully bowing foliage.

Attribute name	Attribute value
Plant Needs
Sunlight	6+ hours
Soil Moisture	Moist to Dry
Soil Properties	Well-drained
Tolerates	Clay soil, Sandy soil
Fertilizer	When transplanted and then once every Spring
Growing Support	Plant Hoop

Attribute name	Attribute value
Plant Characteristics
Mature Spread	3-4 feet
Habit	Clumping
Foliage Color	Multicolored
Garden Styles	Container Garden, Cottage Garden, Fall Garden, Therapeutic Garden
Plant Used for	Aesthetic Appeal, Borders and Edging, Focal Point, Texture
Pet Friendly	Yes

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Grasses

I ordered three different ornamental grass plants. They all arrived when I expected, were well packaged and in great condition. I'm really pleased with how healthy these plants are and how good they look in my landscape.

From Denise | August 20, 2013

Zebra Grass

Nice size, excellent condition! Right price. I like how well everything is packaged.

From Martha | July 26, 2013

Zebra Grass

Both plants where strong and looked healthy. Recently planted and hoping for them to take off and cover the foundation area of the back of our home!

From Christine | May 31, 2013

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