Natural dried bunny tails (Baby pink)
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Natural Dried Bunny Tail Grass for Home Décor, Small Pampas Grass for Décor, Wedding Bouquets and Flower Arrangement (White and Pink). There are 50-55 stems in total. The length is about 15’’- 18’’, the top plum is approximately 0.8’’- 2’’. All bunny tails are natural so there may be variance in color, size and shape.
TIPS- Please place it in a dry place, do not put it in a damp place, dry flowers need to be breathable. Put it in warm sunshine a few hours, the plume themself will be fluffy again.
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Natural Dried Bunny Tail Grass is a small, clumping grass with soft, ivory to white, oval flowers. They have a soft, touchable texture that is irresistible to both little and big hands. The blades are a soft, green color and 1 to 2 feet (0.5 m.) long. Unlike many ornamental grasses, hare’s tail grass has thin, bendable foliage.
Bunny tail grass is a novice gardener’s dream because it’s so forgiving, and bunny grass plant info wouldn’t be complete without noting its drought-tolerance. It will thrive in the sandy soil that so many southern gardeners have to contend with, as well as any other well-drained type of soil. It loves lots of summer sun and deals with drought well, so it won’t wilt if you forget to water it every day.
This is one of those grasses that you grow first on a whim, then as an integral part of your garden. Bunny Tails Ornamental Grass is just that irresistible (and easy).
Natural dried bunny tail grass can be grown in most USDA zones in the United States, but it does best in the southern states in zones 8-11. This is a warm-season grass but performs well in the summer in cooler zones. The plant sprouts readily from seed and baby grasses can be thinned to give the stronger plants room to grow. Sow seeds in full sun for best vigor, but established plants can grow well in partial shade too.
The plant favors sandy soil but will also thrive in loam. Grow patches of bunny tail grass by loosening the soil and digging in a layer of compost to help with drainage. If your soil includes a lot of clay, consider mixing in some sand. Give Bunny Tails Ornamental Grass a try this season.
Follow good bunny tail grass care once plants are mature. This plant is not fussy about much, but it does require moderate to bright light and well-drained soil. Water deeply and then allow the soil around the plant to dry out before further irrigation. This grass doesn’t like to have wet feet and the roots may rot if they are kept constantly wet.
Bunny tail grass has few pest issues and is really only bothered by mildew diseases and moist conditions. The plant does tend to self-seed and should have the inflorescences removed before they ripen. The creamy puffs add drama and softness to nearly any everlasting bouquet. Comb out dead and dying blades with your fingers to preserve the best appearance of this fun little grass.
Bunny tail grass flowers can last up to 12 months as part of a dried flower arrangement. Cut the stems near the base when loose pollen begins to form on top of the flowers. Gather a handful into a bunch at the base and tie a length of garden twine or cotton string around the base of these stems. Hang the bunches in a cool, dark, and dry place for two to three weeks, or until the stems snap when bent. Your bunny tails will last for years in bouquets and arrangements.
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Polyester pampas usually refer to a decorative item that imitates the look of natural pampas grass but is made from synthetic materials such as polyester or plastic. These artificial pampas can be used in a variety of ways for interior decoration, such as in vases, floral arrangements, or as standalone decorative elements.
Size- 3 ft length
Color- Pink
Material- Polyester
Generally, 3-4 stems of artificial pampas inside a vase gives a lively look to the interior spaces.
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Natural Dried Bunny Tail Grass for Home Décor, Small Pampas Grass for Décor, Wedding Bouquets and Flower Arrangement (White and Pink). There are 50-55 stems in total. The length is about 15’’- 18’’, the top plum is approximately 0.8’’- 2’’. All bunny tails are natural so there may be variance in color, size and shape.
TIPS- Please place it in a dry place, do not put it in a damp place, dry flowers need to be breathable. Put it in warm sunshine a few hours, the plume themself will be fluffy again.
Out of stock
Natural Dried Bunny Tail Grass for Home Décor, Small Pampas Grass for Décor, Wedding Bouquets and Flower Arrangement (White and Pink). There are 50-55 stems in total. The length is about 15’’- 18’’, the top plum is approximately 0.8’’- 2’’. All bunny tails are natural so there may be variance in color, size and shape.
TIPS- Please place it in a dry place, do not put it in a damp place, dry flowers need to be breathable. Put it in warm sunshine a few hours, the plume themself will be fluffy again.
Out of stock
Polyester pampas usually refer to a decorative item that imitates the look of natural pampas grass but is made from synthetic materials such as polyester or plastic. These artificial pampas can be used in a variety of ways for interior decoration, such as in vases, floral arrangements, or as standalone decorative elements.
Size- 3 ft length
Color- Brown
Material- Polyester
Generally, 3-4 stems of artificial pampas inside a vase gives a lively look to the interior spaces.
Long Pampas Grass for Home Décor, small Pampas Grass for Décor, Wedding Bouquets and Flower Arrangement (White, pink and brown).
No. of stem- 30
Length – 30″- 40″, top plum – 15″- 20″
Color- White
Material- Natural Grass
With proper care, pampas grass can last for years! The typical lifespan of dried pampas is approximately 3 years. However, when it’s been well taken care of, it can last much longer than that!
TIPS-
There are a few things to consider if you’d like to extend the life of your pampas.
- We suggest keeping your pampas out of direct sunlight over extended periods of time as this will cause the plumes to dry out.
- It’s best to place your pampas in a low traffic area to avoid premature shedding.
- Please place it in a dry place, do not put it in a damp place, dry flowers need to be breathable.
- Pro tip- Use hair spray or plant sealant to preserve the pampas and help it hold its shape and color.
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Natural Dried Pampas Grass for Home Décor, small Pampas Grass for Décor, Wedding Bouquets and Flower Arrangement (White, pink and brown). There are 50-55 stems in total. The length is about 30″- 40″, the top plum is approximately 0.8’’- 2’’.
With proper care, pampas grass can last for years! The typical lifespan of dried pampas is approximately 3 years. However, when it’s been well taken care of, it can last much longer than that!
TIPS-
There are a few things to consider if you’d like to extend the life of your pampas.
We suggest keeping your pampas out of direct sunlight over extended periods of time as this will cause the plumes to dry out.
It’s best to place your pampas in a low traffic area to avoid premature shedding.
Please place it in a dry place, do not put it in a damp place, dry flowers need to be breathable.
Out of stock
Natural Dried Bunny Tail Grass for Home Décor, Small Pampas Grass for Décor, Wedding Bouquets and Flower Arrangement (White and Pink). There are 50-55 stems in total. The length is about 15’’- 18’’, the top plum is approximately 0.8’’- 2’’. All bunny tails are natural so there may be variance in color, size and shape.
TIPS- Please place it in a dry place, do not put it in a damp place, dry flowers need to be breathable. Put it in warm sunshine a few hours, the plume themself will be fluffy again.
Out of stock
Artificial polyester pampas usually refer to a decorative item that imitates the look of natural pampas grass but is made from synthetic materials such as polyester or plastic. These artificial pampas can be used in a variety of ways for interior decoration, such as in vases, floral arrangements, or as standalone decorative elements.
Size- 3 ft length
Color- White
Material- Polyester
Generally, 3-4 stems of artificial pampas inside a vase gives a lively look to the interior spaces.
Natural dried pampas grass is native to southern South America, including the Pampas region after which it is named. Cortaderia selloana, (scientific name for pampas grass) is a species of flowering plant in the Poaceae family.
Most people are familiar with the large clumps of lush, grass-like foliage and creamy white feathery plumes of pampas grass (though pink varieties are available too). Pampas grass (Cortaderia) is an attractive ornamental grass that is popular in many landscapes. While they’re extremely easy to grow, however, it’s important to know what you’re getting into before planting pampas grass around the home. It’s actually a very fast grower and can become quite large, anywhere from 5 and 10 feet (1.5-3 m.) high and wide, and even invasive.
Pampas grass enjoys areas with full sun but will tolerate partial shade. It also tolerates a wide range of soil types but prefers moist, well-draining soil. Another plus side to growing pampas grass is its tolerance of drought, wind, and salt sprays—which is why you commonly see the plant along coastal regions.
Characteristics: Pampas grass is a large, clumping grass that can grow up to 10 feet (3 meters) in height. It features long, slender green leaves that arch gracefully and produce spectacular feathery plumes. The plumes, which can be white, pink, or beige, emerge in late summer and persist throughout the fall and winter months, creating an eye-catching display. The grass has an airy and elegant aesthetic, adding texture and visual interest to any setting.
Uses in Landscaping: Pampas grass has become a popular choice in landscaping due to its versatility and visual impact. Here are some common uses:
- Privacy Screening: The tall and dense growth of pampas grass makes it an excellent natural privacy screen. Planted in a row or grouping, it can create a barrier between different areas of a yard or shield from prying eyes.
- Landscape Focal Point: Pampas grass stands out as a focal point in garden beds, borders, or open landscapes. Its striking plumes add drama and texture, especially when positioned against contrasting foliage or architectural elements.
- Erosion Control: With its extensive root system, pampas grass helps stabilize soil on slopes or areas prone to erosion. Its deep roots can prevent soil erosion by holding the soil in place.
- Dried Arrangements: The plumes of pampas grass are highly sought after for dried flower arrangements. They can be harvested and dried for use in floral crafts, home decor, or wedding arrangements.Cautionary
Note: It’s important to note that pampas grass is considered an invasive species in some regions, such as parts of the United States and New Zealand. Its rapid growth and ability to spread through wind-dispersed seeds can cause ecological damage. Before planting pampas grass, it is crucial to check with local authorities or horticultural experts to ensure it is not considered invasive in your area.
In conclusion, pampas grass is a visually striking and versatile grass that adds a touch of elegance and drama to landscapes and interior decor. With its towering plumes and graceful appearance, it offers a range of uses in landscaping projects while also being valued for dried floral arrangements. By following proper care practices and considering local regulations, you can enjoy the beauty of pampas grass responsibly.
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