Fountain grass forms an attractive mound up to 3 feet tall. Perennial and low-care once established, it adds visual interest with showy plumes. Start seeds indoors in winter for spring planting.
Buy from a nursery or harvest from mature fronds. Clip fuzzy heads, dry in a paper envelope; seeds will fall out.
Poke drainage holes in a tray. Fill with 2 inches of moist potting soil; let drain.
Sprinkle seeds on surface; press lightly for contact—do not bury. Cover with clear plastic with a few slits for air exchange.
Place in warm, bright spot (sunny window or grow lights). Keep covered until green shoots appear, then remove cover to prevent mildew. Water when surface dries.
After last frost, cut plugs from tray and plant at same depth. Water frequently; fertilize if soil is poor.
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