How Do You Care For Pampas Grass?
Pampas grass is a perennial that grows in clumps that are 8 to 10 feet high, with lofty plumes of white to pink. Although invasive in some areas, pampas grass is coveted for its impressive display. The feathery plumes can last up to 10 weeks, holding its own while other plants flower and fade. Pampas grass is relatively easy to care for. It grows best in Zones 7 and beyond, as it is not tolerant of freeze. Pampas grass seeds look just like regular grass seeds, only a bit larger. Scatter the seeds on top of the soil in your pots. Unlike other seeds, they should not be covered with dirt as they need light to germinate. Place your pots in a sunny window, and water to keep the soil moist. It will take about 10 weeks for the seedlings to grow to a size safe to plant outside. Plant your pampas grass in a sunny location in well-draining soil. The plant needs to have full sun for the majority of the day in order to grow and produce the desired plumes. Avoid planting in rocky soil, or soil that
