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Panicum seed

Panicum Frosted Explosion  60-80cm An excellent annual cut flower filler for bouquets. Frosted explosion also makes a great border, large container or landscaping plant. pkt approx 40 seeds

Panicum Violaceum  70cm Annual Ornamental Grass. Panic Grass. Decorative arching flowers, ideal in dried flower arrangements. pkt approx 80 seeds pkt approx 160 seeds

Pennisetum seeds

Pennisetum Ruepelii  70cm Annual Ornamental Grass spreads up to 90cm. Fountain grass with narrow green leaves and purple fluffy flower heads that moved gracefully in the breeze. Flowers August until October. Makes an excellent specimen plant. Which BEST BUY pkt approx 80 seeds

Pennisetum Villosum  70cm Pennisetum villosum annual Ornamental Grass. Long white ears of feathery cream flowers. pkt approx 80 seeds

Phalaris seeds

Phalaris Canariensis   up to 100cm Annual. Canary seed. Delightful ornamental annual grass that is ideal for around ponds or floral arrangements. Flowers July to August. pkt approx 80 seeds pkt approx 160 seeds

Polypogon seeds

Polypogon Monspeliensis 40cm Beard Grass. Annual Ornamental Grass, flowers from June to August. pkt approx 200 seeds

Setaria seeds

Setaria Macrostachya 80cm Annual Ornamental Grass. Bristlegrass with upright green flower spikes covered in purple bristles above dark green foliage. Which BEST BUY. pkt approx 100 seeds

Uncinia Seed
 

Uncinia egmontiana  up to 30cm From Mount Egmont in New Zealand comes the prettiest hardy red grass available from seed. Tight compact erect clumps of stiff arching crimson-bronze blades, from which arise narrow spikes of small, sharply pointed black seeds. £2.35 pkt approx 50 seeds

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Ornamental Grass seeds Panicum, Pennisetum Ruepelii, Phalaris Canariensis, Polypogon Monspeliensis, Setaria Macrostachya, Unicinia egmontiana grasses
The cultural information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.
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