Muhlenbergia Pink Flamingos Hybrid subsequently

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Dry soils when the plants are dormant in late spring and summer is the key to success

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3" tall x 10" wide

glaucous green

Muhlenbergia Pink Flamingos Hybrid subsequentlyWe waited more than a decade since first seeing this amazing hybrid at John Fairey's Peckerwood Garden in Texas to be able to offer this pink muhly grass. Muhlenbergia capillaris and Muhlenbergia lindheimeri had a conjugal encounter on a warm Texas night and the result was Muhlenbergia 'Pink Flamingos'. The spherical 3' tall x 4' wide clump of narrow glaucous foliage is topped in September through November with 4. 5' long arching spikes ending in pink