New Zealand Orange Sedge Grass

Landscape Uses

New Zealand Orange Sedge grass (Pheasant's Tail Grass) is fast growing, cold hardy ornamental grass, that has become a favorite of landscape designers and gardeners.

This beautiful upright grass is highly versatile, group in clumps to create a magnificent and elegant garden in the landscape. Perfect for borders, ground cover, to create contrast against other plants or back drops, makes a great accent in city gardens.

Performs best in full sun, can tolerate partial shade, it enjoys a wide range of well drained soils, is drought and deer resistant, pest and disease hardy, requires very little care.

Won the prestigious award of garden merit of the Royal Horticultural society. Provides year round interest in warmer climates.

Additional care and maintenance

PLANTING, ideal time for planting your ornamental grass is from early spring to early fall right before frost of winter arrives. select an area with FULL SUN, ornamental grasses are easily grown in a wide range of soils, including clay, alkaline and compacted soils, avoid wet soggy soils, once established grasses are highly adaptable and drought resistant. When planting dig a hole 6-12 inches wider than your new plant's root ball and deep enough so that the top of the root ball is parallel with the ground level, this is very important, planting the plant deeper than the original top soil line may severely damage the tree. Place the plant in the hole and ensure that it is situated upright, use the excavated soil to back fill around the root ball, tamp down to ensure air pockets are eliminated, thoroughly soak with a hose as you fill in the dirt. Take great care to not leave any gaps or air spaces around the root ball. A 2-3 inch layer of organic hardwood mulch is strongly recommended, it will help retain moisture and discourage weed growth. Apply the mulch over the entire planting area.

WATER This plant likes evenly moist soil but can tolerate drier conditions once established. It's considered moderately drought-tolerant.

FERTILIZE your plants during spring before new growth begins. Applying a slow-release, 180 days duration, well balance fertilizer is probably the simplest solution and least expensive.

PRUNING Ornamental grasses can be cut back at anytime once the foliage turns brown, however under cool conditions early spring is a good time to trim, cut off about 2/3 of the upper section, most ornamental grasses will regrow fairly quick, providing new blooms by early summer, see more details on how to cut back.

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More Frequently Ask Questions

Is it safe to ship plants by mail?

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How do you measure height for Sedge Grass?

For garden plants, or plants intended to be planted in the ground, we measure approximate height from top of the pot soil to the top of the plant.

Are plant(s) purchased online guarantee?

All plants are guarantee for a period of 30 days, We offer a Satisfaction Guarantee Policy.

Can I order during winter months?

Yes you can, however most Tropical plants are sensitive to extreme cold conditions, once cold temperatures are expected to fall below freezing it will not be safe to ship life plants, we carefully manage shipping decisions during winter months and determine when is safe to ship, please be advise we may need to hold orders until conditions are appropriate to safely ship the plants.