Eye-catcher with impressive growth

Whether you plant your pampas grass near water, position it on a lawn, or place it against a wall: the plant with its strikingly arching and drooping leaves attracts everyone's attention. The grass is particularly beautiful to behold in autumn when it develops white and pink flower plumes. These are also ideal as decorations: simply cut them, let them dry, and decorate your living spaces.

• Impressive plant with spreading growth
• Striking floral display in white and pink
• Hardy, evergreen, and easy to care for
• Suitable for cutting:Wonderful floral decoration in late autumn

How to care for your pampas grass

For your pampas grass, it is best to choose a sunny location with well-draining, fresh soil. To allow the roots to develop well, the planting hole should be twice the size of the pot. Maintain a planting distance of approximately 100 cm. After planting, press the pampas grass firmly into the soil and water it. Initially, water your pampas grass every two to three days with approximately 10 liters of water per plant. For the first two to three weeks, make sure it never dries out completely. However, be sure to avoid waterlogging at all costs – pampas grass cannot tolerate that. This undemanding plant generally only has moderate water requirements. A tip for winter: To protect the grass, you can tie the foliage together in late autumn. Beautify your garden with the giant plume pampas grass in a practical set of two. Features: Scientific name: Cortaderia selloana "Pink Feather" and "White Feather" Hardy and evergreen Arching, leaning, forming strong clumps Width: approx. 100–120 cm Height: approx. 250–350 cm Panicle-shaped flowers Flowering period: September to October Flower size: approx. 40–80 cm Planting time: between March and November Grown in a pot and thrives rooted

Dimensions:

• Height including pot: approx. 60-80 cm
• Pot Ø: approx. 21cm

Scope of delivery:

• Pampas grass giant fronds set of 2