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| Well, I started doing some trimming earlier in the month and transplanted about six plugs started from the established grasses:
http://www.ddgnevada.com/grasses/grass.html These grasses I still haven't exactly identified, other than they were from a Walmart sale some years ago where I got three for ten dollars. They are not exactly a Pampas grass (or maybe they are), but they do do well. At any rate, I only can only use one of them and if some of the the other starts survive, you are welcome to them. They are drought tolerant and Northern Nevada tolerant. dRahme |
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- Posted by mohavemaria (My Page) on Fri, Mar 30, 07 at 11:50
| Hello dRahme, I'd love to have some if I was in your part of the state. I love ornamental grasses and have a dwarf pampas grass, Pumila, that I am very fond of. Hopefully you got some takers from up north. Maria |
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| Maria, Thank You!. That's exactly what I have - never have been able to put a name to it. I did a search on that and came up with: Cortaderia selloana ‘Pumila’ Dwarf Pampas Grass. Mystery solved. Thanks again, Dan. |
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