Muhlenbergia Pink Flamingos Succulents In our trials in NC

In our trials in NC

Aloysia virgata might need some renewal-pruning in milder areas where it does not die back each winter

but can also be grown in soggy pondside soils

dark green evergreen needles clothe the branches

If you plant it in a stress situation

Muhlenbergia Pink Flamingos Succulents In our trials in NCWe waited more than a decade since first seeing this amazing hybrid at John Fairey's Peckerwood Garden in Texas to be able to offer this pink muhly grass. Muhlenbergia capillaris and Muhlenbergia lindheimeri had a conjugal encounter on a warm Texas night and the result was Muhlenbergia 'Pink Flamingos'. The spherical 3' tall x 4' wide clump of narrow glaucous foliage is topped in September through November with 4. 5' long arching spikes ending in pink