Aristida purpurea, 'Purple three awn', a graceful, wispy, wind dancing grass.

This shimmering, purply-rosy display heralds the beginning of warm weather. After sun-bathing for months, it then matures into a veritable blonde beauty. There aren't many grasses that have the sublime tonal transformation of Aristida purpurea, commonly called "Purple three-awn". Aristida purpurea, by many accounts, seems to be a moderate seeder. It could be an alternative or replacement for the more aggressive seeding of "Mexican Feather Grass" / "Argentine needle-grass" - Nassella (Stipa) tenuissima. "Purple three-awn's" sinuous nature sways and sweeps with the breeze. It's vast N. American range, from Canada to Mexico and the minor water requirements, only add to it's ease and attraction . . .(find out more watching the video). This video is only an introduction. Nothing replaces on-site consultation from a professional. Yet, hopefully this will plant a seed that furthers curiosity and exploration of the wonders around us. Please click the like for my video and subscribe, this fuels future productions.
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