Panicum virgatum 'Cape Breeze'

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Cape Breeze Dwarf Switchgrass ( Panicum virgatum ‘Cape Breeze’ )Grass Family This dwarf switchgrass cultivar is almost as wide as it is tall. It is very upright, full, and a great choice for a compact and tidy grass. Seed heads are dense and are extremely attractive when the sun shines through them. Not picky about soil, but prefers full sun for best form and flower. Looks best planted in groups or bands. Winter form is extremely attractive and provides habitat for insects and birds through the winter. Looks great with Maryland Golden Aster, Goldenrods, and many of the purple, fall blooming asters. Blooms: Reddish-pink, 6-8 weeks, July-AugustLeaves: Green leaves keep their color later into the season than other switchgrass cultivarsHeight: 2-3’Space: 18-24”Soil: Dry to slightly moist, tolerant of poor soilsExposure: Full sunFauna: Seeds for birds and other small animals, host plant, food for herbicoves, winter habitatSeeds: Coppery-tan seed heads are dense and hazy, remain attractive all winterDeer Resistance: HighZone: 5-9Native Status: (Parent species)NC native, common in the Coastal Plain, uncommon in the Piedmont and MountainsProvenance: Unknown, asexually propagated Show more