Pampas grass plumes add height and drama to dried arrangements and can be used in basketry. They’re naturally dry when cut and need no special drying—just careful handling.
Harvest in fall when plumes are fully developed and dry. Choose perfect specimens. Cut midday in dry weather.
Gather about twice as many as needed; some will shrink or get damaged.
Trim to desired height and place in a large vase filled with sand. Ensure good air circulation.
Spray seed heads with hairspray or aerosol lacquer to strengthen and prevent shedding.
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