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Fakahatchee | 003 gal.

18" x 19"

    $6.49

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    Orders placed by 12 PM Tuesday will be delivered that Friday (weather permitting). Delivery dates cannot be changed. If a holiday falls on a Friday, delivery will occur the following week. You do not need to be present to accept the delivery. You will receive an email notification that your order was delivered successfully.

    Disclaimer: Please note that not all plants and trees are permitted in all residential areas. Homeowners are responsible for consulting their Homeowners Association (HOA) rules to ensure compliance before planting.

    Fakahatchee Grass is a bold native ornamental commonly found along Floridaā€™s rivers, hammocks, and swamps. Its upright, grass-like green leaves form broad, fountain-shaped mounds reaching 4 to 6 feet in height and 2 to 4 feet in width, providing strong vertical interest in the landscape. The foliage features sharply toothed edges, and in late spring, flower spikes rise above the blades, displaying soft hues of white, pink, yellow, or rust. As cooler weather arrives, the foliage shifts to a warm copper tone, offering year-round visual appeal. This species also serves as a larval host for 3 different skipper butterflies, enhancing its ecological value. Well-suited to full sun or partial shade, Fakahatchee Grass thrives in moist soils but adapts readily to drier, sandy, or loamy sites once established. It exhibits notable drought tolerance, endures some salt spray, and rebounds quickly from frost damage. It's graceful, swaying form brings texture and movement to gardens, making it ideal for borders, rain gardens, and as a focal point in native or pollinator-friendly plantings. Pair it with Swamp Milkweed or Blue Flag Iris to create a vibrant, wildlife-supporting design.
    Mature Height:
    4 to 6 feet
    Mature Spread:
    2 to 4 feet
    Sun Preference:
    Full sun to partial shade
    Soil Preference:
    Sand, loam
    Drought Tolerance:
    Moderate
    Salt Tolerance:
    Moderate
    Growth Rate:
    Fast
    Native Origin:
    Florida Native
    Hardiness Zone:
    5 - 10
    Pollinator Friendly:
    No
    Scientific Name:
    Tripsicum dactyloides
    Features:
    Highly adaptable; Good screening plant; Multi season interest
    ALT Size:
    003 gal.

    No order minimum, consistent plant material, local pickup