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Romence Gardens

Miscanthus sinensis 'Bandwidth™'

$1699
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This plant cannot be shipped to Utah.
  • Pot Size: 5.25 Inch Square Pot
  • Common Name: Japanese Silver Grass
  • Exposure: Full Sun
  • Hardiness Zone: 5-10
  • Bloom Color: White
  • Bloom Time: Fall
  • Garden Height: 30-36 Inches
  • Garden Spread: 4-6 Feet

This plant has fantastic variegated leaves of yellow and green that are in horizontal bands. The bands are irregularly spaced and seem to glow when hit by the early or late afternoon sun. This is a great grass that has excellent year round interest.

Uses: Borders, Cut Flower, Lansdscapes, Mass Plantings, Rain Garden, Screening, Specimen
Critter Resistance: Deer
Notable Features: Drought-tolerant, Variegated foliage; Blooms: Fall, Winter

Homeowner Growing Tips

A very adaptable plant, and tolerant of most conditions, but prefers full sun and moist, well-drained, moderately fertile soil. Some shade may be appreciated in hot climates. Cut close to the ground in late winter. This is also the time to divide, if necessary.

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We guarantee our plants to arrive in acceptable condition. If there are any issues upon delivery, please email support@romencegardens.com within 48 hours and we will resolve the issue.

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Our current processing time is 7-10 business days.

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Catherine Howell
Miscanthus Bandwidth

Survived being planted during 100F with 60mph winds. Romence Gardens plants are some of the few that survived. The taller grasses were damaged by the wind, but I cut them all back and they are growing back nicely!
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