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Burgundy Bunny Dwarf Fountain Grass

Burgundy Bunny Dwarf Fountain Grass

C$23.00Price

Burgundy Bunny Dwarf Fountain Grass

Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Burgundy Bunny'

 

All the Features of a Fountain Grass but in a Tiny Package

Narrow bright green leaves form burgundy highlights in summer

Red colour intensifies in the fall

One of the smallest of all the Fountain Grasses

Perfect for Patio pots and Space-Saver Gardens

Abundant Creamy White Plumes

 

Very Low-Maintenance

 

Drought-Tolerant

 

Deer-Resistant

 

Clumping Grass: Non-spreading

 

Warm-Season Grass: Warm-season grasses put on most of their growth in the heat of summer. They remain dormant until temperatures reach 15-20 degrees celcius.

 

Flower Bloom Time: Mid-summer

 

Features:

Abundant Creamy White Plumes Nod Gentley in the Breeze

Narrow Needle-like Green Foliage with Burgundy Tips in Summer

Red Colour intensifying into Fall

Drought-Tolerant once established

Deer and Rabbit Resistant

Heat-Tolerant

Pollution-Tolerant

Deadheading Not Necessary

Very Low-Maintenance

 

Zone: 5 (-29 Celcius)

 

Plant Type: Perennial

 

Height: 12 Inches (1ft)

 

Spread: 12 Inches (1ft)

 

Spacing: 18-24 Inches (1.5-2ft)

 

Habit: Mounding

 

Light Requirement:

Sun (at least 6 hours direct sunlight)

 

Soil:

Clay

Loam (Silt)

Sand

 

Drainage:

Moist but Well-Drained

 

Uses:

Edging

Border

Raised Flower Beds or Pots

Cut Flower

Dried Flower

Grass

Landscape

Mass Planting

Specimen

 

Burgundy Bunny Dwarf Fountain Grass is a warm-season grass. Warm-season grasses put on most of their growth in the heat of summer. These grasses provide excellent winter interest. Leave their foliage in place throughout winter and then cut the clumps of grass to 6 inches above ground before new shoots appear late spring. Divide warm-season grasses in spring to transplant to another area if desired.

 

Care:

Very easy to grow. Keep well-watered the first year to establish a strong root system. Apply an all-pupose fertilizer in spring (after pruning or planting) when new growth appears.

 

If growing in pots, more watering will be required. In the heat of summer, daily deep watering is recommended. In winter, water once a month to keep the plants from dehydrating due to frost.

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