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Invasive Species Project:
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Pampas grass is a native grass grown in southern South America. Pampas grass is a tall
grass in dense tussocks which can reach a height of 4m. Their leaves are long and slender with
sharp edges. Its leaves are silvery grey and are usually bluish green. It produces its flowers in a
dense white panicle. Its flower has a length 8 – 17 long and 3 – 5 tall stem. The pampas grass is
an excellent looking perennial plant which offers both form and function (Hayes, Christine K., et
al., 1999). The plant has several varieties which can grow to up eight feet. When the plant is
young, it embraces a wide range of growing conditions and increases in size and width startling
rapidly. One has to have ample room for improving the plant. You need to have full sun location
to plant Pampas grass in a well-drained soil that removes uniformly moist. However, the plant
can adjust to wide varieties of conditions whereby it can furcate partial shade and various soil
conditions. Pampas grass is flexible since it can tolerate salt and wind. The plant requires less
fertilizer. The plant can be given a bit balanced fertilizer in the springtime after pruning or
burying back dead growth. The natural predators of pampas grass include fungal pathogens and
herbivores.
Background Information
Pampas grass was introduced in North Americas as an ornamental grass, and it was
meant to provide food for grazing animals. When its flowers dry, it is used in flower arrangement
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