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Stipa tenuifolia

 

Nassella tenuissima (also known as Stipa tenuissima) is a species of long, blonde, feathery grass.

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Nassella tenuissima (also known as Stipa tenuissima) is a species of long, blonde, feathery grass from the Southern United States/Nothern Mexico.

It is still widely referenced in botanical and horticultural literature under its synonym Stipa tenuifolia, and has received the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit under that name.

Regardless of the names that we have imposed upon it, this tall grass will create a beautiful dynamism and softness wherever she lives.


The Tale:

“Stipa” is derived from the Greek word stuppeion meaning ‘fibre’ in reference the use of fibers of the species Stipa tenuissima to make rope.

“Nassella” is derivaed from the Latin diminutive of nassa, meaning a ‘narrow-necked wicker basket’.


NOTES: It is illegal to import N. tenuissima into Australia as it is classified as invasive. Sometimes it is imported as a nursery plant under incorrect or outdated names. Keep your eyes open.


Other Names:

Mexican feathergrass

Finestem needlegrass

Argentine needle-grass.


Origin:

South-Western United States, Northern Mexico and Argentina.

Flowering

July, August

Soil

Dry, Poor

Exposure

Full Sun

Frost Tolerance

-15°C to -20°C

Size

0.45m H x 0.45m W

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