Purple Three Awn Seeds - Aristida Purpurea for Natural Landscaping (100 seeds)

Purple Three Awn (Aristida purpurea) is an ornamental bunchgrass known for its graceful, purple seed heads that sway elegantly in the breeze. It's a great alternative to Mexican feather grass but should be planted with care as it can be aggressive, and its awns may be bothersome. It's best to keep it away from pets and children's play areas.

Plant Characteristics:

• Species Name: Aristida purpurea

• Common Name: Purple Three Awn

• Plant Type: Grass/Grass-Like

• Size: 3 ft. tall by 2 ft. wide

• Blooming Period: March to November, February

• Sun Exposure: Full Sun (Inland)

• Water Needs: Low

• Soil Type: Suitable for any soil

• Sowing Season: Spring/Summer

• Sowing Difficulty: Easy

Sowing Difficulty Levels:

• Easy: Sow directly in the ground or pots with little to no pretreatment.

• Moderate: Requires pretreatment and may germinate in stages.

• Difficult: Needs pretreatment and stratification, with potential for staggered germination.