Miscanthus sinensis 'Graziella'

Miscanthus sinensis 'Graziella'

Description: A beautiful tall Miscanthus with silvery-white flower plumes which are held high above the arching, mid-green leaves in Aug-early Sept. The leaves become rich copper-red in autumn as the plumes become dry and fluffy and then in Winter the frosted upright stems and flower-heads create a significant feature.

Can make a striking specimen plant if given sufficient space. Also good for a sunny, well drained border.

Climate/Position: Plant in full sun to light shade.

Height/Spread: 1.8 metre x 1.8 metre clump forming.

Soil Requirements: Any soil preferably moist but drought tolerant.

Pruning: Cut back to ground level in March. The grass and seed heads give good colour and interest through winter months.

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May also be listed as Eulalia 'Graziella' which is a synonym