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Did not grow high enough to appreciate the colour of the plant
JR
Newcastle upon Tyne
This grass dies back to below ground level each year in autumn, then fresh new growth appears again in spring.
Did not grow high enough to appreciate the colour of the plant
JR
Newcastle upon Tyne
Lovely strong & healthy plant, very well packed.
Garden girl
West Sussex
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michelle
leicester
Just the right red to ream with Cornus Midwinter Fire.
Green Fingers
Southampton
Received healthy plants and doing well in the garden.
Botany Belle
West Midlands
Have not used before, but it is looking really good and a wise addition to the gravel/grass border.
Mak
Lincolnshire
Attractive plant used as a backdrop to smaller ground creeping plants - adds height and colour.
Dangerous Dave
Dorset
Contrary to the other reviewer, our nine of these have grown really well, and faithfully come back each year. Low maintenance.
Roger
Northamptonshire
87.5
miller
Hello, As a general rule plants always look best when planted in odd numbers, so 1,3's, 5's 7's etc. We do have a selection of grasses that show tolerance to drought once established - please click on the following link to go straight to them. http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/grasses/plcid.310/vid.106/ As for the quantities, this is hard to calculate as it will depend on the type of grasses you opt for as they grow to different heights and spreads. Also gravel gardens are not usually planted to capacity, so it depends how much gravely you want to see.
Helen
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