Dwarf Fountain Grass - Purple
Pennisetum advena rubrum nanaDwarf form. Perfect for rockeries, pathways, slopes, native gardens. With bronzey purple leaves this hardy plant is an attractive addition to a range of garden designs. Seed is sterile, it is a clumping grass and requires minimal maintenance due to its co... Read More
$14.90
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