YouGarden Pennisetum 'Tiny Tails' - 19cm Pot

It is generally hardy, but in very cold regions, the foliage may die back. Applying a layer of mulch around the base in late autumn can offer extra protection.

Yes, it is best to cut back the dead foliage in early spring before new growth appears to keep the plant looking tidy.

Absolutely, it is an excellent choice for patio pots provided the container has adequate drainage holes.

Water thoroughly once or twice a week during the first year. Once established, it is naturally drought-tolerant and requires very little supplemental water.

It is generally trouble-free and not typically bothered by major garden pests.

You can expect the signature foxtail plumes to appear from mid-summer and persist through autumn.

Ensure the plant is receiving at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight. Lack of light causes the plant to revert to greener shades.

This is likely due to poor drainage. Move the plant to a location with better soil composition or lift it and add horticultural grit to the planting hole.

This usually indicates the plant is overcrowded or not receiving enough light. Ensure there is at least 30cm of space around the plant.