A captivating play of colors in the garden

Wherever you plant your pampas grass, this plant with its strikingly arching stems will attract attention. The grass is particularly beautiful in late summer and autumn when it blooms in white and pink. The plumes also make excellent decorations in a vase.

• Impressive plant with imposing plumes
• Charming play of colors in white and pink
• Hardy and easy to care for

How to care for your pampas grass

Your pampas grass 'Feather Quartet' is easy and rewarding to care for. It is hardy and prefers a sunny and, if possible, sheltered location. If growing it in a container, use potting soil specifically formulated for container plants and provide some winter protection. In winters with heavy snowfall, you can tie the stems together to protect the heart of the plant. If planted in a container, your pampas grass will appreciate good drainage. When planting in the ground, well-draining soil is best. But be careful: the plant has moderate water needs. Therefore, make sure that the soil doesn't become waterlogged! In spring, it's time to cut it back to about 15 cm (6 inches). Your pampas grass will then greatly benefit from a slow-release perennial fertilizer. And you can look forward to a flowering late summer and autumn with impressive pink and white plumes! Your pampas grass can be beautifully combined with heather, for example.

Enjoy this eye-catching plant with its abundant blooms in the garden and also look forward to an exceptional vase decoration indoors.

Characteristics:

• Latin name: Cortaderia selloana "Feather Quartet"
• Set of 4, each with two pink and two white flowering plants
• Hardy ornamental grass with grey-green, arching foliage
• Evergreen
• Flowering time in late summer and autumn, many plumes with creamy-white and pink flower panicles

Dimensions / Weight:

• Height including pot: approx. 30–35 cm
• Pot diameter: approx. 9 cm
• Approx. 2 kg

Scope of delivery:

• Pampas grass feather quartet
• Planting and care instructions