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Japanese Blood Grass 'Red Baron' 🔥Hot Seller!

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Japanese Blood Grass
Imperata cylindrica 'Red Baron'
Non-Invasive Cultivar
 
Excellent Groundcover! 
Striking Red tipped leaves in spring.
Colour intensifies to crimson-red in summer.
In Autumn nearly the whole plant turns Scarlet!
Perfect for Patio pots and Space-Saver Gardens
 
Very Low-Maintenance
 
Drought-Tolerant
 
Deer-Resistant
 
Flower Bloom Time: No Blooms or Seeds
 
Features
  • Striking Green Foliage with Blood Red Tips
  • Red Tips persist through growing Seasons & Intensifies in Fall
  • Dwarf Grass Great for Edging & Containers
  • Brings Early Spring Colour to your Garden
  • Drought-Tolerant Once Established
  • Deer and Rabbit Resistant
  • Heat-Tolerant
  • Pollution-Tolerant
  • Very Low-Maintenance 
 
Zone: 5 (-29 Celcius)
 
Plant Type: Perennial
 
Height: 18 -24 Inches
 
Spread: 18 -24 Inches
 
Spacing: 18 -24 Inches
 
Habit: Upright
 
Light Requirement: 
Sun to Partial Shade
 
Soil:
  • Clay
  • Loam (Silt)
  • Sand
 
Drainage:
Moist but Well-Drained
 
Bloom Time: None
 
Uses
  • Border
  • Ground cover
  • Mass planting
  • Erosion Control
  • Raised flower beds or patio pots
  • Edging
  • Accent
  • Grass
  • Landscape
  • Specimen plant
 
Japanese Blood Grass 'Red Baron' is a Striking grass. Emerging with red tipped foliage in spring and intensifying through summer into fall it provdes excellent colour in all growing seasons. This cultivar 'Red Baron' has sterile seeds and the runners (rhizomes) are much slower spreading than other native Japanese Blood Grasses, especially in northern climates. To clean up its appearance it can be pruned in early spring like other grasses to 2 inches from the ground.
 
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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