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Botanical Name: Miscanthus sinensis 'Zebrinus' Family: Poaceae (Grass) Common Name: Zebra Grass Latin: Miscanthus (mis-KAN-thus) sinensis (sin-EN-sis) Description: Zebra Grass grows in upright clumps. The arching, 5/8" to 7/8" wide leaf blades have yellow bands spaced about 2-3" apart yielding 4-7 bands per blade. Pale beige plumes appear in mid October. Similar to 'Strictus' in regards to the heavy banding. However, the leaves are twice as long as 'Strictus' which softens the plant and makes it look more tropical. Zone: 5a Origin: Horticultural selection from China & Japan Leaf Blade (wxl): 7/8 x 20 Foliage (wxh): 72 x 77, Upright Arching - Ascends vertically, fountain-like at top Plume (hxlxw): 86 x 9.00 x 7.00, Upright Divergent - Plume grows up and out in an erect or stiffy ascending manner Sun: 1/2 to Full Sun, Full Sun for Maximum Performance Moisture: Prefers moist but can tolerate wide range Foliage Color - Summer: Green with Yellow Banding Fall: Green with Yellow Banding Winter: Tan/Light Brown Space: 3-5' Texture: Habit: |
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