Miscanthus Purpurascens Perennial Flame Grass

****Thank You for Watching Today! **** ❤ Please see what I recommend below.. Your support helps me to continue to provide garden content in creating videos for you.. . Thank You! _______________________________________________ 🌏 You can find or support me at any of these websites: 🌏 Being a Amazon Associate , your purchases help to support my passion, and continued garden content . I will receive a small contribution on all purchases through my links above. Thank You! Miscanthus &-Flame Grass It is called Flame Grass because its foliage turns vivid reddish orange in the fall. An erect clumping grass. In early fall, its magenta blooms turn white. Flame Grass is beautiful in the smaller garden. Plant as a specimen or in small groups. I am pretty impressed with it&fall color orange to yellow blades , here in Iowa , Simply Beautiful Grass! Flame Grass is a warm season grass with green foliage, doesn&seem over invasive in my area. Grows to 3 feet, 4 feet with flower, sun, dry, Plume flowers In July Hardy in Zones 5-9 Origin: Japanese seedling This grass does come back very well in zone 4/5 , and what I most remember about this grass is it&fall color.. Outstanding! #dianemummgardenvideos