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Panicum virgatum ‘Oxblood Autumn’

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Plant Description

Panicum virgatum ‘Oxblood Autumn’ is a new variety that has green and flushed red foliage that changes to orange and red tints in the autumn. Produces upright reddish purple flowers in autumn. Hardy so will only need protection should we have very severe frost

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🌿 How to Care for Panicum virgatum ‘Oxblood Autumn’

How much sun do Panicum virgatum ‘Oxblood Autumn’ need?
Panicum virgatum ‘Oxblood Autumn’ thrive in full sun (6–8 hours daily). Some varieties can tolerate partial shade, but flowering may be reduced.
Panicum virgatum ‘Oxblood Autumn’ prefer well-drained soil, ideally light and moderately fertile. Heavy, waterlogged soil should be avoided to prevent root issues.
The best time to plant Panicum virgatum ‘Oxblood Autumn’ is spring or early autumn. Space them according to their mature size, plant at the same depth as their containers, firm in, and water well.
Water Panicum virgatum ‘Oxblood Autumn’ regularly during their first growing season. Once established, most grasses are drought-tolerant and only need water during prolonged dry periods.
Panicum virgatum ‘Oxblood Autumn’ don’t need much feeding. In poor soils, a light compost mulch or a slow-release fertiliser in early spring is sufficient. Too much feeding can make them floppy.
Panicum virgatum ‘Oxblood Autumn’ should be left standing over winter to protect the crown and add structure. In late spring, once new growth appears, cut back dead foliage to just above the fresh shoots.
Divide Panicum virgatum ‘Oxblood Autumn’ into clumps every 2–4 years to keep them healthy. The best time is early spring before new growth or late summer for warm-season types.
Panicum virgatum ‘Oxblood Autumn’ are usually low-maintenance and pest-resistant. In overly wet or crowded conditions, issues like mildew, rust, or aphids may occasionally appear.

Common reasons include too much shade, overfeeding, or lack of division. Move to a sunnier spot, divide overgrown clumps, and avoid high-nitrogen fertiliser.

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