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Miscanthus

Hello, I have a lovely Miscanthus sinesis Moonlight and I need to know when and how do I prune also a Zebra grass same problem this is the 1st year for both and they have been stunning do i cut them down to the ground or not ? all replies welcome by junkbuyer

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03/03/2013 22:00:08

by chica

After the storms.......

Despite the torrential rains and wind, the ornamental grasses are still swaying and overlording the garden. Miscanthus, panicums, Calamagrostis varieties are still in flower and providing structure and movement and colour. Interspersed with red by Verdun

28/11/2012 12:09:33

by nutcutlet

Ornamental grasses

Just as the late perennials are disappearing my miscanthus grasses are coming into their own. They will usually hold their flowers through the winter to make an impact. They come in a variety of foliage colours and variegation plus autumn tints by Verdun

10/11/2012 16:18:44

by Caz W

After the storms.......

28/11/2012 09:08:03

by Lowenna

divide grasses

? Beware! Grasses are addictive. Thanks all for your advice, I dont have a picture but i think it is a type of miscanthus grass, if that helps. Ok, miscanthus tough n easy. They are warm season grasses meaning they start growth early in spring. As said by goldfinch2

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05/01/2013 21:28:54

by Verdun

Evergreen grasses

I have a large number of miscanthus, molinias and pennisetums. I love them all - but they're looking very tatty - and I'm dying to cut them down! Some experts say "do it in February before the new growth starts, so you don't damage anything". Others by Berkley

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13/02/2013 22:39:34

by nutcutlet

Moving a Cotinus

litre pot. Layering is good too. If you did decide to buy new one why not go for Royal Purple? It's slightly darker, I think, more blackly/purple, so you have two different varieties. Grown with a eucalyptus gunnii or miscanthus variegatus by tulipgirl

28/02/2013 21:05:07

by tulipgirl

Talkback: Late-summer flowers

the winter, others quickly collapse into piles of mush. Most grasses come into their own in autumn so leave them to stand until Spring. Betty - grasses such as Miscanthus look great over winter even when the stems go beige, it would be a shame to cut them by ruth harris

28/11/2011 18:37:15

by Honesty

grasses

A light feed via a thin mulch of compost in spring helps but it depends on the grass. Imperata, deschampsia, miscanthus and hakonechloa seem to benefit from thicker mulch and feed. Nothing though on stipas. by carolyn gray

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24/07/2012 00:31:36

by christopher2

What type of Bamboo??

, consider alternatives to bamboo. Ornamental grasses like miscanthus, stipa, Calamagrostis grow quickly and flower well. while choosing best one you need to go with size.. You will find that many bamboo species can vary considerably in size depending by ziggy

09/04/2013 22:21:35

by Rick greenfingers

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