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Grass ' hameln'

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By Amy


Grass ' hameln' (Pennisetum alopecuroides (Chinese Fountain Grass))

Pennisetum Alopecuroides



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This is great Amy :)
Grasses seem SO under-used yet they're a perfect addition to every border.

15 Aug, 2009

 

i like this one Amy, its lovely

15 Aug, 2009

 

I quite like grasses.

15 Aug, 2009

 

They're so useful as 'fill-ins' Clarice, they break up a border in a very attractive way :)

15 Aug, 2009

 

love this, i like the feathery flower heads amy

15 Aug, 2009

amy
Amy
 

Thanks everyone ... by some coincidence I saw a very large one of these today and it did look very attractive , I split mine in two so that I will be able to have them spread out together .... :o)

15 Aug, 2009

 

do they grow really big amy, no good in small garden! or not to bad

15 Aug, 2009

amy
Amy
 

It isn,t to tall Sandy about 18" I think it would be nice for a small garden ... I imagine the one I saw today was more than one plant purposely done to cover a larger area ...............

15 Aug, 2009

 

ok its on my favourites then lol

15 Aug, 2009

 

Its a beauty

15 Aug, 2009

 

Its a gorgeous one with those paint brush seedheads......they look especially lovely on a breezy day....:o)

15 Aug, 2009



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