Panic Grass Drought Tolerant Ornamental Grass Plant Seed For Xeriscape Landscaping

Panic Grass Seeds

1000 Seeds
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4.99
2000 Seeds
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8.99

SEASON

Annual

USDA ZONES

3 - 10

HEIGHT

30 inches

FOLIAGE COLOR

Green

FLOWER COLOR

Violet

SOIL REQUIREMENT

Well drained, soil pH 5.5 - 7.5

ENVIRONMENT

Full sun to partial shade

DEER RESISTANT

Yes

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Panic Grass (Panicum violaceum) - If you enjoy adding ornamental grasses to your indoor arrangements, grow Panic Grass seeds, and add this lovely annual drought tolerant grass to your cutting garden collection. Sometimes referred to as Violet Panic Grass, this annual is very attractive with purplish-green, pendulous flower-heads.

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Planting Directions

TEMPERATURE

65 - 70F

TEMPERATURE

AVERAGE GERM TIME

AVERAGE GERM TIME

10 - 90 days

LIGHT REQUIRED

Yes

DEPTH

Cover seeds lightly and keep it moist

SOWING RATE

5 - 7 seeds per plant

MOISTURE

Keep seeds moist until germination

PLANT SPACING

16 inches

Outsidepride Annual Panic Ornamental Grass Seed (Panicum Violaceum), also known as Violet Panic Grass, is easy to grow. It features purplish-green, pendulous flower heads. Thrives in full sun to partial shade (zones 3-10), tolerates drought, and reaches 30 inches tall. Perfect for adding to indoor arrangements or cutting gardens. It is a great and versatile plant to have and will make your neighbors jealous! Available in 1,000 and 2,000 seeds.
Transform any landscape into a picturesque dream with Panicum Violaceum! This ornamental grass seed is the secret ingredient to effortlessly add beauty and grace to any outdoor space, enhancing its overall beauty. Its gentle movement and smooth texture elevate gardens, and create a unique visual spectacle, that allows an easy to plant design to capture the hearts of everyone. Embrace a piece of a heavenly experience with the enchanting beauty of this wonderful flower and see magic happens.
Enhance your landscape with the regal beauty of Purple Panic Grass. Its graceful, arching foliage shimmers with deep purple hues, while delicate, airy seed heads sway effortlessly in the breeze, creating a mesmerizing display of motion and texture. As sunlight dances across its elegant blades, this ornamental grass brings a sense of depth, movement, and sophistication to any garden. Whether planted as a striking focal point or a harmonious backdrop, its ever-changing form captures attention and transforms your outdoor space into a living masterpiece.
Start Panicum violaceum seeds indoors in late winter to improve germination and create sturdy plugs for transplanting after the last frost. If direct sowing, prepare a well-drained seedbed in full sun, plant 5-7 seeds in fine soil, lightly cover them, and keep the area consistently moist until germination occurs. Germination can be unpredictable, making indoor sowing a preferred method for many gardeners. As a millet variety, this ornamental grass not only adds texture to landscapes but also produces seed heads that attract birds once dried.

Panic Grass (Panicum violaceum) - If you enjoy adding ornamental grasses to your indoor arrangements, grow Panic Grass seeds, and add this lovely annual grass to your cutting garden collection. Sometimes referred to as Violet Panic Grass, this annual is very attractive with purplish-green, pendulous flower-heads. The wispy, draping flowers are very useful for the flower arranger, and are often seen in arrangements. It can also be grown directly outdoors and is a very drought tolerant plant for an xeriscape garden where water conservation is required.

Start Panicum violaceum seeds indoors in the late winter for transplanting out once frost danger has passed. The germination for Panic Grass seeds can be erratic, so many gardeners prefer starting the ornamental grass seeds indoors and creating little plugs. For those who prefer direct sowing, prepare a seedbed that receives full sun, and place the seeds in fine soil. Lightly cover the Violet Panic Grass seeds with soil and keep them moist until germination occurs. This ornamental grass is a millet, and birds enjoy the dried seeds.

Common Questions

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Do I need to prune my panic grass?

A

Yes, cut back in late winter or early spring to maintain a tidy appearance.

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Should I divide my plants?

A

Yes, plants do best when divided every 3 years or so to maintain vigor.

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