Features and uses:
The
Miscanthus sinensis Little Zebra is a perennial ornamental grass belonging to the Poaceae family, originating in East Asia.
It is distinguished by its compact attitude, in fact it is smaller than the similar variety
Miscanthus sin. Zebrinus, and it reaches a maximum of 0.70 mt.
The leaves of
Miscanthus sin. Little Zebra are
green with yellow spots. They are filiform and arcane, forming a clump. At the center of the tuft, the erect kegs are born, which will bring the classically shaped
inflorescence of the ear, which slowly opens into a
soft beige plumage, from silver reflections in the summer until October.
It loves
sunny places,
well drained soil, does not need constant irrigation, is
not subject to parasites, and asks for only
one pruning at the end of February. All these qualities make this
ornamental grasses perfect for both those who do not have time to spend time on the garden and public parks, where
maintenance costs are needed.
Some interesting varieties that can be combined with Miscanthus sin. Little Zebra, to create a mixed bowl are: Miscanthus Ghana,
Sorghastrum Indian Steel, Pennisetum Magic,
Pennisetum Little Bunny
