Erianthus ravennae

(Ravenna Grass) Erianthus ravennae is also known as 'Hardy Pampas Grass' due to the huge plumes that resemble its Southern cousins. By late summer, the plumes begin to shoot skyward and provide movement in the garden with just the slightest breeze. With foliage that reaches 5 feet tall and plumes that tower to 8-12 feet, Erianthus ravennae is an ideal grass to make a living windbreak or screen. Also provides excellent winter interest in the landscape.

	USDA Hardiness Zone 5,6,7,8,9
Height 9-12 Feet	Spread 6-8 Feet

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Characteristics & Attributes

Sun Exposure Full Sun	Soil Moisture Needs Moderate Dry	Attributes Cut Flower or Foliage Dried Flower Drought Tolerant	Critter Resistance Deer
Season of Interest (Flowering) Late Summer Fall	Design Use Specimen Border Massing