Miscanthus sinensis 'Kleine Silberspinne'
Chinese silver grass
- 9cm pot
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- Position: full sun
- Soil: moderately fertile, well-drained soil
- Rate of growth: average
- Flowering period: September and October
- Hardiness: fully hardy
This compact ornamental grass, translating as 'little silver spider', creates a striking presence with its narrow, arching leaves featuring a white midrib and its late-summer display of feathery, reddish plumes that fade to silver in autumn.
Miscanthus sinensis 'Kleine Silberspinne' forms a neat, rounded clump, reaching up to 1.2m (4ft) in height, making it perfect for adding vertical interest to borders or as a standalone feature.
Thriving in a sunny, open position and tolerating most well-drained soils, it requires minimal maintenance once established. The long-lasting plumes provide texture and interest through winter, and the foliage’s elegant form ensures year-round garden appeal.
Miscanthus sinensis 'Kleine Silberspinne' forms a neat, rounded clump, reaching up to 1.2m (4ft) in height, making it perfect for adding vertical interest to borders or as a standalone feature.
Thriving in a sunny, open position and tolerating most well-drained soils, it requires minimal maintenance once established. The long-lasting plumes provide texture and interest through winter, and the foliage’s elegant form ensures year-round garden appeal.
When planting, choose a site in full sun, incorporating organic matter to improve drainage and soil structure.
Water newly planted grasses regularly in their first summer; after that, they become better adapted to dry conditions in open ground. Lift and divide clumps every five years to maintain vigour.
For container-grown Miscanthus, water regularly in summer to prevent drying out. Leave top growth standing through winter and cut back to ground in late February as new shoots emerge.
Water newly planted grasses regularly in their first summer; after that, they become better adapted to dry conditions in open ground. Lift and divide clumps every five years to maintain vigour.
For container-grown Miscanthus, water regularly in summer to prevent drying out. Leave top growth standing through winter and cut back to ground in late February as new shoots emerge.
