🚀Limited time offer🌈'Hare's Tail Grass' Seeds

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🌾 Product Description

'Hare's Tail Grass' is a popular ornamental grass known for its unique soft and fluffy flower heads. They sway gracefully in the wind, adding texture and movement to any garden or landscape. Easy to plant and maintain, 'Hare's Tail Grass' seeds are an ideal choice for gardening enthusiasts.

🌟 Reasons to Choose

1. Aesthetic Value: The soft and fluffy flower heads of 'Hare's Tail Grass' are unique and beautiful, enhancing any landscape.
2. Easy Maintenance: This plant is low-maintenance and adaptable, suitable for both novice and experienced gardeners.
3. Versatility: Suitable for flower beds, border plants, and dried flower arrangements.

🌱 Plant Characteristics

1. Height: Mature plants typically reach heights of 30-60 cm.
2. Flower Heads: Soft, fluffy flower heads range in color from white to light yellow.
3. Leaves: Long, slender, green leaves complement the beauty of the flower heads.

🌿 Planting Instructions

1. Site Selection: Choose a location with full sunlight, although 'Hare's Tail Grass' can tolerate partial shade.
2. Soil Preparation: Ensure well-draining soil; amend with sand or organic matter for improved drainage.
3. Sowing: Scatter seeds evenly on the soil surface, lightly cover with a thin layer of soil, spacing seeds about 10-15 cm apart.
4. Watering: Keep soil consistently moist during germination, adjusting watering frequency based on weather conditions afterward.
5. Fertilization: Apply a balanced fertilizer monthly during the growing season to promote healthy growth.
6. Maintenance: Remove weeds promptly to prevent nutrient competition; prune as needed to maintain desired shape.

🌿 Growing Cycle

1. Germination: Seeds typically germinate within 7-14 days.
2. Seedling Stage: Seedlings mature within 4-6 weeks after germination.
3. Growth Period: 'Hare's Tail Grass' reaches its peak growth during summer, producing flower heads.
4. Flowering: Flower heads typically bloom from summer to early autumn.
5. Dormancy: Enters dormancy in late autumn to winter; reduce watering to maintain slightly dry soil.