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Outsidepride Perennial Eragrostis Spectabilis Purple Love Ornamental Grass- 1000 Seeds
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Outsidepride Perennial Eragrostis Spectabilis Features
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Eragrostis spectabilis is commonly called Purple Love Grass. It is native to the United States both in the east and Midwest. It grows well on sandy infertile soils, and it prefers a location in full sun. Purple Love Grass forms clumps of coarse grass blades. The grass transforms in late summer when the purple colored flowers form.
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Purple love grass grows as a perennial ornamental grass in USDA zones 5 - 10 reaching a height of 20 inches.
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It becomes are haze of rosy purple and dances in the summer breezes making an attractive addition to any landscape. In the fall the foliage turns to a bronze color.
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Uses include naturalizing a landscape or wildlife garden. Purple Love Grass provides cover for ground birds and attracts butterflies. Start the seed indoors 4 – 6 weeks before the end of frost season, or directly sow seed outdoors after frosts have passed
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Sowing Rate: 3 seeds per plant. Press the seed into the soil but do not cover it. Germination is usually in 21 days with temperature ranging from 68 – 72F. This perennial ornamental spreads slowly by rhizomes, and it also will re-seed itself.
About Outsidepride Perennial Eragrostis Spectabilis
Eragrostis spectabilis is commonly called Purple Love Grass. It is native to the United States both in the east and Midwest. It grows well on sandy infertile soils, and it prefers a location in full sun. Purple Love Grass forms clumps of coarse grass blades. The grass transforms in late summer when the purple colored flowers form. It becomes are haze of rosy purple and dances in the summer breezes making an attractive addition to any landscape. In the fall the foliage turns to a bronze color. Uses include naturalizing a landscape or wildlife garden. Purple Love Grass provides cover for ground birds and attracts butterflies. Start the seed indoors 4 – 6 weeks before the end of frost season, or directly sow seed outdoors after frosts have passed. Press the seed into the soil but do not cover it. Germination is usually in 21 days with temperature ranging from 68 – 72F. This perennial ornamental spreads slowly by rhizomes, and it also will re-seed itself.
