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Pennisetum alopeculoides 'Hameln' - 2022
By Andrewr
16 Oct, 2022
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Grasses are coming to the fore now. This one needs good drainage to get it through a typical British winter. Can be divided in spring but you'll need something like an axe to split it as it makes a solid rootball
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Yes it is. All the grasses are coming into their own now, but the pennisetums make the boldest show. I know a gardener about ten miles from here on clay, and she loses it every winter
19 Oct, 2022
I shall try splitting ours before it gets too large….
5 Nov, 2022
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Andrew is this in your prairie garden? looks great. Love to see grasses but they don't do well in my clay garden...
19 Oct, 2022