Product Description
Panicum elegans Frosted Explosion is an exciting new grass that looks graceful and beautiful in flower arrangements. It looks like fireworks on November 5th and definitely adds sparkle to an arrangement.
It was voted Best Dried Flower of the Year 2010 (ASCFG) but makes a wonderful cut flower filler as well. It grows to 60-80cm and has plumes of green flowers that act as a foil for other flowers.
Panicum elegans Frosted Explosion Grass Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx. 25 seeds per pack. |
| When to Sow: | Indoors February-March, Outdoors April-May. |
| Site Conditions: | Sun, light soil is best. |
| How to Sow: | Direct sow seed thinly outside in drills 6mm deep and rows 30cm apart. Lightly cover with fine soil. Germination takes 2-3 weeks. Thin to 30-40cm apart when seedlings large enough. (Seeds can also be sown into plugs in February – March to grow on & then transplanted outside when fully rooted). |
| Care: | Keep watered in dry conditions and keep weed free. |
| Flowers: | July onwards – takes a minimum of 3 months from sowing to flower. |
When to Sow your Panicum elegans Frosted Explosion Grass Seeds
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General Cut Flower Seed Advice & Information
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Rating by Paula on :
Stunning!
This really is a ‘must have’ for the garden and the vase. I bought a packet for a friend of mine who loves grasses. She gave me a few that she grew, I am converted to grasses and planning my next year garden with them in mind.