Seeds of the red fountain grass - Al-Nafoura (Pennisetum Setaceum)

Common name: Red Fountain Grass Scientific name: Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum' Also known as: Al-Nafoura Perennial grass from the Poaceae family, with many branches, grows in clumps reaching about one meter in height, its leaves are green strip-like and become reddish with the onset of winter, its long flower spikes resemble spikes and are located at the ends of branches, characterized as one of the beautiful soil stabilizers that tolerate heat and drought, and therefore planted by municipalities along roadsides and in public gardens. • Fountain Grass Flower - Al-Nafoura: Formed in long inflorescences resembling wheat spikes, and are red in color. • Fountain Grass Seeds - Al-Nafoura: Feathery seeds formed at the top of the plant. • Fountain Grass Propagation Season - Al-Nafoura: Planted in late winter and spring, and can also be cultivated year-round in moderate and warm regions. • Suitable Climate and Soil for Al-Nafoura Grass: Tolerates drought and heat but is affected by frost, and can adapt to most types of soil. • How to Cultivate Al-Nafoura Grass: Reproduces by division and also by seeds planted at a depth of no more than 1 cm, and should be watered regularly until germination begins, then watering is gradually reduced. • Its Benefits and Uses: Grown for decoration and soil stabilization. • Native habitat of Al-Nafoura Grass: Saudi Arabia and North Africa.