Those would be a lot easier than rhizomes.So I was only able to order from them twice and then they were only selling to the large biomass customers. One order was rhizomes, the other was plugs that were just like size 4a tree plugs, not the ceeds (cork looking things) that they eventually came up with and still promote
I may actually try some to see about this more leaf thing. I like to dare to compare. Last time I was wrong.
I know since we start cuttings in jars of water it sounds crazy. But go easy on the water in styrofoam plug trays. Rhizomes don’t like to be in standing water and the styrofoam won’t drain.I’m thinking I’ll take some of the rhizomes and try to split them up and grow some plugs from them, be a way to stretch things out a bit and make planting easier if it works out
I just ordered 100 rhizomes from Realworld to give them a try.Wow!
This thread started in 2014 and Paul Knox AKA lickcreek, doubletree introduced me to it in 2010 or earlier.
Well, it is America. Nothing wrong with capitalism and if you have the audience why not. Seems we have a source cheaper than Maple rivers for under 1000 rhizomes but not over.
Can’t verify the study stuff as real or not. But a source is a source.
https://www.realworldwildlifeproducts.com/product/real-world-giant-miscanthus-grass/
I just ordered 100 rhizomes from Realworld to give them a try.
Just received my shipping notice from them
should be here thursday
bill
Just received my shipping notice from them
should be here thursday
bill
When I ordered the e-mail said they would start shipping 3/24. I just recieved a e-mail that mine shipped today.It took a month and a half for the them to ship? I didn't realize the orders would take so long to process. I just ordered some yesterday.
When I ordered the e-mail said they would start shipping 3/24. I just recieved a e-mail that mine shipped today.
Just a thiought ... there are many other types of miscanthus that reach heights sufficient for good screening (,e.g., Zebra grass and Gracillimas -AKA - maiden grass are 2 of the most common). Depending on how this virus thing shakes out, they may or may not be widely available this spring. If you buy them late spring - on sale - like trees, you can get them at a more favorable price. Within 3 years, I have been able to divide the original "clump" plant into 4 nice clumps. I know it's slow, but like the virus spread, you can get geometric growth over time (1 to 4, 4 to 16, etc, etc. Better than nothing at all.So.........are plugs available anywhere?
bill