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I am in southern NY. It gets cold in the winter and the grass always bounces back in the spring with a vengeance. Here we have hard packe...Read More
I have never been able to overwinter this in zone 7 even with heavy mulch, and good drainage. All the local stores sell it, but guess wha...Read More
Grows just fine here in Northwest Missouri Zone 5b. I had two clumps growing under a male mulberry - like that when I bought the propert...Read More
I was told by a Botany professor that only female Pampas grass plants are sold at nurseries but in California male plants somehow made i...Read More
I have four large clumps of Pampas Grass next to my driveway to create a barrier and to hide a large transformer for the neighborhood. I...Read More
I just got a 3-gal white pampas grass plant mail order for my roof deck in NYC, and it is blooming now (June got it, September blooming)....Read More
Zone 8b, Heat Zone 9, deep East, TX on Lake Sam Rayburn Lake
Folks, I've read all comments about Pampass Grass Cortaderia selloana...Read More
Here in Savannah this plant thrives. If you can manage to keep it away from anything else you care about you may be able to tolerate it....Read More
Paul Reeve writes:
I believe that any such invasive nuisances, such as Pampas Grass should have a prominent line along with the im...Read More
Along the California coast this plant has invaded many areas. The California Native Plant Society has established work parties in some pl...Read More
Pampas Grass is sensitive to excess winter moisture and is prone to rotting in such conditions, though it will hardly get completely kill...Read More
On the positive side, this plant is perfect for disguising those unsightly telephone, cable, or electrical boxes which have popped up in ...Read More
Has done well in south central Washington state (hot, dry summers to 110 degrees, strong winds, winters close to zero). I have about a d...Read More
I just spent the weekend removing a 4' diameter clump of this from my front yard. It was at least 12' tall last summer and taking over t...Read More
Extremely invasive. Don't plant this is you live in CA. I have seen it growing wild in the coastal mountains as well as in vacant lots in...Read More
I have enjoyed our pampas grass for 5 years now. In the late summer/early fall a number of small birds enjoy the seeds. It is quite amusi...Read More
Although this is listed as a plant to be grown in zones 7a and higher, we grew this plant in zone 6a (Madison, CT) and it came up healthy...Read More
I have NOTHING good to say about this invasive nightmare of a plant. It might be pretty from a distance, but beware that once it is estab...Read More
The only thing good I can say about pampas grass is that it looks pretty off in the distance...and the more distance the better....like i...Read More
In its right location, Pampas Grass is a gem. Fortunately I have no allergies. What I like best is the almost magical mime the plumes i...Read More
I planted one in my back yard in Grapevine, Texas about 4 years ago. I have a sprinkler system. It is now HUGE and beautiful, but you n...Read More
Our plant was crowded last year and looked pitiful. We moved it this spring and it is 5 x bigger than last year. It needs lots of sun a...Read More
Pampas grass is attractive, but it can be problematic to allergy sufferers, like my Father. He had to vitrually lock himself indoors in ...Read More
A real specimin plant. Give it some room--it may have a spread of 6'! Cut back to the ground in early spring.
Pampas grass is not fussy about soil or climate- it will flourish in any garden. Established, it can reach 20 feet tall. Each plant is a ...Read More