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Little Bunny Dwarf Fountain Grass - 1 Gallon
SKU:
2232900
UPC:
014949635919
$16.99
- The most dwarf of the fountain grasses with fluffy, buff-colored blooms.
- Perfect scale for borders, rock gardens, foundation plantings, and containers.
- Foliage turns golden russet in fall for seasonal color and texture.
- Easy-care and waterwise; drought tolerant once established.
Little Bunny Dwarf Fountain Grass (Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Little Bunny’) is a compact, mounding ornamental grass prized for its soft, buff‑colored flower spikes that appear from late summer into fall. Reaching just 10–12 inches tall and wide, it adds refined texture to small gardens, edging, and container designs, while its green blades develop warm golden russet tones in autumn. Thriving in full sun and well‑drained soils, this easy, waterwise selection brings four‑season interest with minimal maintenance.
Botanical Name
Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Little Bunny’.
Plant Highlights
- Most dwarf fountain grass with fluffy, buff‑colored blooms.
- Compact, mound‑forming habit ideal for tight spaces.
- Foliage shifts to golden russet in fall.
- Easy care and waterwise once established.
Size & Growth
Slowly reaches 10–12 in. tall and wide; naturally compact, clumping habit.
Light & Water
- Light: Full sun.
- Water: Water when the top 2 inches of soil are dry; water deeply and regularly during the first growing season, then reduce frequency.
Bloom & Seasonal Interest
- Bloom Time: Late summer through fall.
- Flower Color: White to buff‑toned plumes.
- Foliage: Green blades aging to golden russet in fall; herbaceous/deciduous.
Landscape Uses
- Borders, rock gardens, and foundation plantings.
- Container accents for patios, balconies, and entryways.
- Works in dry stream beds and naturalistic plantings.
Special Features
- Easy care and compact form.
- Waterwise; tolerates mild drought after establishment.
- Benefits birds and adds fine texture to mixed plantings.
Hardiness & Zones
USDA Zones 4–9.
Soil & Planting
- Thrives in average, well‑drained soils; avoid heavy, wet clay.
- Water deeply and regularly during the first season to establish an extensive root system.
Care & Maintenance
- Reduce watering frequency once established; tolerates mild drought.
- Cut foliage back before new shoots appear in late winter to early spring to refresh growth.
- The most dwarf of the fountain grasses with fluffy, buff-colored blooms.
- Perfect scale for borders, rock gardens, foundation plantings, and containers.
- Foliage turns golden russet in fall for seasonal color and texture.
- Easy-care and waterwise; drought tolerant once established.
Little Bunny Dwarf Fountain Grass (Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Little Bunny’) is a compact, mounding ornamental grass prized for its soft, buff‑colored flower spikes that appear from late summer into fall. Reaching just 10–12 inches tall and wide, it adds refined texture to small gardens, edging, and container designs, while its green blades develop warm golden russet tones in autumn. Thriving in full sun and well‑drained soils, this easy, waterwise selection brings four‑season interest with minimal maintenance.
Botanical Name
Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Little Bunny’.
Plant Highlights
- Most dwarf fountain grass with fluffy, buff‑colored blooms.
- Compact, mound‑forming habit ideal for tight spaces.
- Foliage shifts to golden russet in fall.
- Easy care and waterwise once established.
Size & Growth
Slowly reaches 10–12 in. tall and wide; naturally compact, clumping habit.
Light & Water
- Light: Full sun.
- Water: Water when the top 2 inches of soil are dry; water deeply and regularly during the first growing season, then reduce frequency.
Bloom & Seasonal Interest
- Bloom Time: Late summer through fall.
- Flower Color: White to buff‑toned plumes.
- Foliage: Green blades aging to golden russet in fall; herbaceous/deciduous.
Landscape Uses
- Borders, rock gardens, and foundation plantings.
- Container accents for patios, balconies, and entryways.
- Works in dry stream beds and naturalistic plantings.
Special Features
- Easy care and compact form.
- Waterwise; tolerates mild drought after establishment.
- Benefits birds and adds fine texture to mixed plantings.
Hardiness & Zones
USDA Zones 4–9.
Soil & Planting
- Thrives in average, well‑drained soils; avoid heavy, wet clay.
- Water deeply and regularly during the first season to establish an extensive root system.
Care & Maintenance
- Reduce watering frequency once established; tolerates mild drought.
- Cut foliage back before new shoots appear in late winter to early spring to refresh growth.
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