How Do You Plant Pampas Grass Seeds?
Pampas grass is an easy-to-grow ornamental grass native to South America, Chile, Brazil and Argentina. It requires full sun and good drainage. Before planting it, make sure you allow a lot of room, as it grows fast and can take over areas quite quickly. In warmer climates, it thrives so well and spreads so quickly that it can be considered a nuisance plant; in colder climates, it is best planted in a container so that it can be brought in out of freezing temperatures, as it is not cold tolerant. Till at least a 3-foot sunny area of your garden with a rake or shovel to the depth of about 3 inches. If you are using a container, fill it with potting soil. If your garden soil is heavy or full of clay, work in some sand and sphagnum moss to loosen it so that the pampas grass will be able to drain well. Fill a small container with some soil and set aside. Sprinkle the pampas seeds (about 100 seeds for a 2-foot in diameter area) lightly over the soil. If you are using a container, use about h
