Melic Seed - Melica Altissima Red Spire Ornamental Grass Seed - 1000 Seeds

Ideal for USDA Zones 7–10, these perennial plants grow up to 80 inches tall and thrive in full sun with well-drained soils. Known for being drought-tolerant, deer-proof, and low-maintenance, they make excellent privacy plants or xeriscape features. This pampas grass seed germinates in 14–21 days and produces stunning blooms for late summer and fall. Perfect for dried floral arrangements, these seeds are an easy way to grow striking ornamental grasses at home. Silky & Feathery Plumes These silky, feathery plumes add beauty and purpose, aiding in wind-driven seed dispersal and making pampas grass seeds for planting ideal. These live pampas grass plants' soft texture and height bring elegance to ornamental grasses, perfect for creating lush landscapes. Fast-Growing Ornamental Grass Due to its deep root system, drought resistance, and ability to self-seed aggressively leading to quick propagation, pampas grasses are considered fast-growing. Hardy and Adaptable This pampas grass highlights its hardy, adaptable nature, thriving in full sun and a variety of soil types including poor, sandy, or clay soils. Ideal for planting ornamental grass seeds or tall grass plants, it’s perfect for designing striking landscapes and elegant natural barriers. Ideal for those seeking decorative grasses, pampas grass plants live & thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. Their natural colors and impressive height make them perfect for creating harmony in gardens. Many gardeners cut and dry the plumes before they fade, bringing their elegant charm indoors. Pampas Grass Bloom Colors, Heights, and Seasons Reaching an impressive 80 inches, pampas grass adds dramatic vertical accents to gardens. Pampas grass is one of the largest ornamental grasses, so it’s important to plant it in a spacious area with full sun. Since the grass blades are sharp, use caution when pruning. Pink and White Pampas Grass in Full Bloom To grow Pampas grass from seeds, you can start indoors by filling a seed tray with well-draining, pre-moistened soil. Place the seeds on top, gently press them in, and keep the soil moist until they sprout. Transplant seedlings into larger pots before moving them outdoors. During the first year, regular watering is essential, but once established, Pampas grass becomes drought-tolerant. Plumes typically appear after 2–3 years. Fresh green foliage reaches 8 to 12 feet tall, topped by long, thick dusty-pink feather dusters that bloom in late-summer and last for months! Pampas ornamental grass can be a very attractive and functional plant when used correctly in the landscape. Pampas grass grows in USDA zones 7 - 10 as an 8 - 12 foot tall perennial grass. Because it grows very rapidly into a massive plant, pampas grass is an excellent screening plant for sunny locations. In selecting sites for pampas grass, regard should be paid to the danger of damage to passersby from contact with the very sharp edges of the leaves. Pampas grass should be planted where it will receive full sun most of the day. It will grow very slowly and usually will not produce plumes when grown in shady areas.