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A deciduous, clump forming grass with very wide and ribbon-like foliage with a creamy-white center and dark green margins. Late season plumes emerge, a wonderful reddish purple before changing to tan, in September. Performs better with pronounced winter chill. Useful as a specimen grass, a garden accent, planted in mass, cut for fresh flower bouquets, and is even remarkable as a container plant. Prefers well-draining soil in full sun. Considered deer resistant once established. Like all miscanthus, clumps will benefit from being cut back hard in the spring to encourage new growth.
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