Deschampsia cespitosa Golden Dew (Goldtau)

Deschampsia cespitosa Golden Dew (Goldtau)

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Description

large grass which is perfect for poor soils. Drought tolerant. Excellent grass for year round interest.

Flowering:Summer – Autumn

Hardiness: Fully Hardy

Height: 100cm

Spread: 45cm

Further information:

Needs very little attention. Looks good planted out in multiples of 3.

Common Name: Hair grass

Life Cycle: perennial

Family: Poaceae

Foliage: lanceolate / linear

Basic Colour: (silver )

Flower Colour:  beige

Natural Flowering: July – August

Winter Hardiness: Fully Hardy

Height with Flowers: 100cm

Soil Requirements:  average / dry / well-drained / sandy

Soil ph: acidic / neutral

Location:  container / cottage garden / border / Mediterranean / meadow

Usage: ornamental / ground cover

Pruning: can be cut back to encourage fresh growth

Tolerates: drought tolerant / salt tolerant / deer resistance / rabbit resistance / shallow soil

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Weight 100 g
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1 x 9cm Pot

Description

large grass which is perfect for poor soils. Drought tolerant. Excellent grass for year round interest.

Flowering:Summer – Autumn

Hardiness: Fully Hardy

Height: 100cm

Spread: 45cm

Further information:

Needs very little attention. Looks good planted out in multiples of 3.

Common Name: Hair grass

Life Cycle: perennial

Family: Poaceae

Foliage: lanceolate / linear

Basic Colour: (silver )

Flower Colour:  beige

Natural Flowering: July – August

Winter Hardiness: Fully Hardy

Height with Flowers: 100cm

Soil Requirements:  average / dry / well-drained / sandy

Soil ph: acidic / neutral

Location:  container / cottage garden / border / Mediterranean / meadow

Usage: ornamental / ground cover

Pruning: can be cut back to encourage fresh growth

Tolerates: drought tolerant / salt tolerant / deer resistance / rabbit resistance / shallow soil

Origin:

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