The scientific name for purple fountain grass is Pennisetum setaceum.
Purple fountain grass is not considered poisonous to cats. If the cat eats any of this grass, it shouldn't experience any side effects.
Purple Fountain Grass is by definition, a perrenial. However, in planting zones 1-6 it is used as an annual as it will not withstand frost. Calling Purple Fountain Grass is a dirty sales trick to dupe unsuspecting customers in zones 1-6 into a sale. So, there you go.
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Grass is not naturally purple, but it could be spray-painted purple to make it seem like its purple. Other than that, grass is green, not purple. I doubt it.
firework grass is fantastic
the phrase "purple fountain" mentioned in act 1,scene i of Romeo and Juliet is referring to the blood of the Capulets and Montagues. Back then, only the wealthy and the elite wear clothing with the color purple on it because of the expensive cost of the purple dye. "Purple fountain" is referring to the blood of the two families and their extreme wealth and social status.
Purple fountain grass is typically grown as an annual in areas with cold winter temperatures. In warmer climates, it may come back each year as a perennial. If you live in a colder region, you may need to replant it each spring.
nope they eat purple grass!-_-
purple.
Purple
grass is purple