Aristida purpurea – Purple three awn grass
Purple three-awn is a native, widely adapted, cold hardy grass that features thin green foliage. In late summer to fall glowing blonde seed plumes turn pink to purple; hence, the common name. (An “awn” is part of the seed plume or glumes) Moderate to fast-growing, this grass typically reaches 1ft. tall and about half as wide at its base. They offer a striking appearance when mass-planted. They also work well as a carefree, transitional plant from lush to full xeric landscapes. Native from the Canadian border south to Mexico and stands can be found in virtually every state west of the Mississippi.
Exposure Full sun
Grows to up to 12 inches high & wide
Hardiness Zone 6-10
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| Weight | 2 kg |
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