Slow to start on my clay loam soil, this has proved out over 7 years to be great stuff. It is big because it is a tetraploid mutation. I...Read More burn it off in March. We plant clumps, but the Panicums grow out slowly to become a turf. The oldest one was planted as a one gallon rootball, but now comes up in a patch over 2 feet wide on the ground.
I grew this last season and it not only was a great icy blue
color(5ft.) or more, and grew very upright but it had the most unusua...Read Morelly
beautiful, full pinkish-purple flower heads over 24" above the grass. One of the best
of the switch grasses. Theres something to like about them
all.
I love this plant with its beautiful palette of colors. My concern is how to keep the plant from flopping over. Any ideas?
Slow to start on my clay loam soil, this has proved out over 7 years to be great stuff. It is big because it is a tetraploid mutation. I...Read More
I grew this last season and it not only was a great icy blue
color(5ft.) or more, and grew very upright but it had the most unusua...Read More
Beautiful steel blue foliage. Flowers are very airy, red aging to dark red. Thriving despite prolonged summer drought.