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Tufted Hair Grass is an excellent choice for adding height and structure to the garden. Happy in part sun/part shade locations in average soil and moderate moisture, Tufted Hair Grass will add a unique and lively element to the garden. A North American native, birds love the seeds. Planted in mass or with other grasses it can create a lovely meadowscape. Plant with ferns and hostas for a unique look. Easy care, just cut old growth to the ground in early spring before new growth emerges. It is a larval food plant for several butterflies in North America including the Umber Skipper.
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.
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"These grasses arrived very root-bound in their tiny plug pots. I cut the root masses into fourths and teased out the longest roots as best I could before planting. All of the plugs are showing good growth already, and I'm looking forward to having vertical accents in the part-shade areas of my garden beds that are now home to these beautiful native grasses."
