MISC file photo With plumes that bring to mind ostrich feathers, pampas grass first became popular in the Victorian era. Fluffy seed heads decorated the most fashionable hats, homes, even carriages.

Sarah Crowley / BHG Pink pampas grass looks magical and airy in a vase. The feathery, larger-than-life plumes are often used to decorate homes, weddings, and photo shoots. They've become a staple ...

Flower plumes turn golden in fall and can be cut ... This is the winter hardy version of the southern pampas grass.

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Q: I've noticed a few local churches and commercial landscapes with very tall (7- to 10-foot at least) pampas-looking grass with very strong stems and large plumes in full sun. Can you tell me the ...

Emerging in late summer and flowering into late fall, these plumes have become trendy for interior decorating. Large bunches of pampas grass plumes sell for more than $60 on the internet.

with your Pampas Grass presently full of plumes it could one of the late autumn flowering species. Unfortunately it is difficult to give you a precise answer to your question of whether cutting ...

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In addition to decorative furniture and lighting, the website has a number of options for pampas fans, including its fluffy plumes (£45) which come in a set of three and are, by far, the ...

Burning pampas grass fibers and plumes will lift above the fire and be carried away by any light breeze. If the plant is problematic, rent a backhoe and get rid of it for good. Q: I did some ...

Pampas grass grows in large clumps and may reach a height of eight to 10 feet. It produces showy silver-white or pinkish silken plumes that reach a height of 12 feet. These plumes are quite showy ...