3 Porcupine Grass Plants, Miscanthus sinensis Strictus, Golden Striped Ornamental Grass, Upright Zebra Grass Lookalike
3 Porcupine Grass Plants, Miscanthus sinensis Strictus, Golden Striped Ornamental Grass, Upright Zebra Grass Lookalike
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3 Porcupine Grass Plants – Fully Rooted Live Clumps – Ornamental Grass
Bring striking vertical texture and golden color to your landscape with three live Porcupine Grass plants (Miscanthus sinensis 'Strictus'). This attractive ornamental grass grows in upright, columnar clumps with distinctive horizontal golden-yellow bands across its foliage.
Porcupine Grass resembles Zebra Grass in color, but it generally maintains a more upright growth habit instead of arching and flopping. Its tall, narrow form makes it especially useful for narrow planting areas, garden borders, and large planters.
Plant Characteristics
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Quantity: 3 fully rooted live clump starter plants
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Botanical name: Miscanthus sinensis 'Strictus'
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Plant type: Perennial ornamental grass
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Foliage: Green leaves with horizontal golden-yellow bands
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Growth habit: Upright, columnar clumps
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Mature height: Approximately 5–8 feet
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Mature width: Approximately 3 feet
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Flowers: Red-bronze blooms in mid to late summer
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USDA Hardiness Zones: 4–9
Seasonal Shipping Size
Plants are pruned according to the season:
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Winter: Approximately 3 inches tall when dormant.
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Summer: Approximately 10–12 inches tall after pruning.
These are seasonal pruned shipping heights, not the mature height of the grass.
Great for
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Narrow landscape spaces
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Ornamental grass borders
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Garden accents
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Large planters and containers
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Adding vertical structure and golden color to the landscape
Shipping Information
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Price includes USPS Priority Mail shipping.
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Plants ship out of their pots.
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We try to ship within one business day after the order is placed.
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Please order only when you are ready to plant.
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We cannot ship to Hawaii, Utah, or New Mexico.
Scenic Hill Farm is a licensed Oregon nursery.
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