Cortaderia pumila
By Xela
13 Apr, 2008
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Paul and I tidied his pampas grass this morning. We have combed it with the rake and manually pulled dead leaves out. We have left the plumes produced last year because Paul likes the plumes, it looks naked without them.
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Nice job Xela
13 Apr, 2008
Looks very good. Mine went completely brown and dead in the severe weather we had in Jan/Feb this winter. I cut all the dead stuff down and am now waiting to see whether any new growth appears.
13 Apr, 2008
My fingers are crossed for you, Chris.
Keep us posted on its progress :-)
19 Apr, 2008
looks great - i do love them but don't have the room, oh well will have to admire yours.
22 Apr, 2008
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