Bronze Veil Tufted Hair Ornamental Grasses Description
Bronze Veil Tufted Hair Grass is a striking ornamental grass valued for its elegant, airy habit and vibrant seasonal colour changes. This hardy perennial forms dense clumps of fine, arching green leaves that transition into a rich bronze colour as the seasons progress, creating a stunning contrast in garden borders and naturalistic plantings. From late spring to early summer, the plant produces delicate, feathery flowerheads that sway gently in the breeze, adding movement and texture to the landscape. Bronze Veil Tufted Hair Grass is perfect for gardeners seeking a plant that combines both beauty and resilience, offering year round interest with minimal maintenance.
Pruning Advice
Cutting Back: In early spring, just before the new growth begins, cut back any dead or damaged foliage to ground level. This helps to tidy the plant, remove old growth, and make way for fresh shoots. Removing dead foliage also prevents the build up of pests or disease.
Division: Every 2 to 3 years, divide the clumps to keep the plant vigorous and to prevent overcrowding. This will also help rejuvenate the plant and promote better flowering and growth. To divide, carefully lift the clump and separate it into smaller sections, replanting them in new locations.
Removing Dead Flowerheads: If you prefer a tidier appearance, remove the flowerheads once they have finished blooming, though they do add aesthetic value as they mature into soft, airy seed heads. Deadheading can also help prevent self seeding in your garden.
Watering: While it is relatively drought tolerant once established, ensure regular watering during dry spells to keep the plant looking healthy, especially if grown in sunnier spots or containers.
Fertilisation: Bronze Veil Tufted Hair Grass generally does not require heavy feeding. If desired, apply a light, balanced fertiliser in early spring to encourage fresh growth, but be cautious not to over fertilise, as this can lead to lush, floppy growth.
Further Information
Seasonal Colour: The foliage of Bronze Veil Tufted Hair Grass changes from vibrant green in the spring to a warm, rich bronze in late summer and autumn. This colour shift provides lasting interest and texture, making it an attractive addition to the garden through multiple seasons.
Graceful Texture: The fine, slender leaves and airy flowerheads of this grass create a soft, elegant appearance in the garden. It pairs beautifully with a variety of other plants, adding lightness and movement to the landscape.
Low Maintenance: Once established, Bronze Veil Tufted Hair Grass is relatively low maintenance, requiring minimal care to thrive. It is drought tolerant once it is established, making it an excellent choice for water wise gardens.
Attracts Wildlife: The delicate flowers can attract pollinators like bees and butterflies during its blooming period, enhancing the ecological value of the garden.
Versatile Growing Conditions: It is adaptable to a wide range of garden conditions, thriving in full sun to partial shade and in moist, well-drained soils. Its resilience and ability to tolerate varying light conditions make it suitable for a range of planting schemes, from cottage gardens to more contemporary designs.
Delivery & Returns
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