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Mail Order Nurseries that sell Japanese Blood Grass

Posted by rissa7 b5IA (crazychem4@aol.com) on
Thu, Dec 30, 04 at 15:19

Can someone please help me I am desperately trying to find a mail order nursery that sells Japanese Blood Grass. So far I have had no luck. Thank you in advance.
Rissa7


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RE: Mail Order Nurseries that sell Japanese Blood Grass

Is it hardy in your area?
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/factsheets/ornamental_grass/imperata_cylindrica.html
I saw some on Ebay but it was expensive.
If you Google for " Japanese Blood Grass Mail Order" you'll find some sites and will need to sort through.
This is just one.

Here is a link that might be useful: Imperata


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RE: Mail Order Nurseries that sell Japanese Blood Grass

  • Posted by jbkd z7 NJ (My Page) on
    Sat, Jan 1, 05 at 15:37

You are having a hard time finding it because it is on the invasive list, even though it is not hardy many places. Contact me if you need sources.


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RE: Mail Order Nurseries that sell Japanese Blood Grass

Thanks for both of those follow ups I have decided to use a different ornamental.
Rissa 7


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RE: Mail Order Nurseries that sell Japanese Blood Grass

  • Posted by Ron_B USDA 8 WA (My Page) on
    Wed, Jan 19, 05 at 14:08

Does 'Rubra' flower (or revert) much, or is it being curtailed by mistake, because the typical (species) has become a pest in some states? In my climate (perhaps to cool for flowering) it seems like I see mostly the leaves, with the main nuisance factor being that it creeps by underground stems, possibly occupying a larger space - in the garden - than was intended.


 
 

 

 


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