Miscanthus variegatus

Miscanthus variegatus is an ornamental grass belonging to the poaceae family. Cultivated as a free-form bush, it is produced in pots. It ranges from 1.50 to 2 m high by adult and has average growth. His wear has a tall, erect tuft. The leaves are filiform; They are gracefully curled, with a creamy, creamy light green. Exposure varies: you can leave it in both the sun and the half shadows. Miscanthus variegatus does not have a great demand for irrigation, since it is capable of holding liquids; Moreover, this plant is resistant to salt and is also resistant to periods of drought. Convenient to maintenance, it requires only one pruning over a whole year of solar life. In addition to the aforementioned autonomy of liquids, it is autonomous even when it concerns the soil; It does not need any substances to make soil fertile - so there is no need for fertilizer. Miscanthus variegatus also knows how to defend itself: for this plant there is no need to worry about buying treatments that can repel parasites from it. Flowering occurs in August-December and consists of a purple flower; The foliage of the plant is colorful and lively during the autumn, while it looks more ornate in the winter - the dry stubble of ice-covered grasses are the finest winter scenery! Very effective for a beautiful exterior decoration, the Miscanthus variegatus is ideal for adorning gardens, public parks and flowerbeds, and donating lightness, movement and sound to the exterior of any building; They can also be well used to form beautiful isolated flower beds. They give a rustic but still contemporary appearance to any garden where they are placed, and in the hands of a skilled gardener, they can create elegant and refined landscapes for any kind of terrace, avenue or even patio, while also ensuring a good longevity .