Pennisetum Black Arrow

£12.99

NEW FOR AUTUMN 2024.

Pennisetum Black Arrow is a brand new Fountain Grass from Knoll Gardens and is a selection from our trials of Pennisetum alopecuroides seedlings. It is named for its impressive heads of large, cylindrical, dark and fluffy flowers that can have a distinctively tapered, arrow like tip and which appear in great quantity from rounded mounds of bright green foliage during high summer onwards. Needs sunny well drained spot. Soil not too wet. Height; 80cm – 1m.

Also known as Cenchrus Black Arrow.

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Plant Information

Pot Size

2 Litre

How many plants will I need?

1 – 3 Plants Per Square Metre

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Description

These ornamental grasses are Deciduous: Cut back stems close to ground level from late February through to the end of March. Cut stems can be left on border as natural mulch or composted.

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