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Muhly Grass, Pink

Muhly Grass, Pink

$10.25
$10.25
Growing Zones: 6-9
Light: Full Sun
Height: 24-36"
Spacing: 24-36"
Bloom Color: Pink
Shipped Pot Size: 3.25"
Availability: Spring 2026
  • NON-GMO
  • Chimical free
  • 100% Guarantee
  • Deer Resistant
  • Container
  • Pollinator
  • Cut
  • Butterfly
  • Drought
  • Native

  • Muhly Grass, Pink Plants For Sale

    Muhlenbergia capillaris

    Bring a cloud of soft pink color to your garden with Pink Muhly Grass (Muhlenbergia capillaris)—a low-maintenance ornamental grass that delivers a truly show-stopping fall display.

    Feathery plumes in shades of blush and rose pink rise above fine, deep green foliage, creating a billowing, cloud-like effect that shimmers in the sunlight. Whether planted in drifts, used as a border, or featured as a single specimen, Pink Muhly Grass adds instant texture, movement, and drama to any landscape.

    Plant Pink Muhly Grass in groups for the most dramatic effect—you’ll love the way the rosy plumes sway in the breeze and transform your garden into a painterly landscape each fall.

  • 🌱 Planting Pink Muhly Grass

    • Choose the right spot: Plant in full sun (at least 6 hours of direct light per day) for the best color and blooms. ☀️
    • Soil needs: Pink Muhly prefers well-drained soil. Sandy or loamy soil is ideal. If your soil is heavy clay, mix in compost and sand to improve drainage.
    • When to plant: Plant in spring or early fall, giving roots time to establish before extreme heat or cold.

    💧 Watering

    • New plants: Water deeply 1–2 times per week during the first growing season, depending on heat and rainfall. Keep soil lightly moist, not soggy.
    • Established plants: Once established (after the first year), Pink Muhly is drought tolerant and usually only needs water during long dry spells. 🌵
    • Always let the top inch of soil dry out before watering again.

    🌞 Light & Location

    • Plant in an open area where the plumes can catch the light—they look especially beautiful at sunrise and sunset. 🌅
    • Avoid planting in deep shade; too little sun means fewer blooms and weaker growth.

    🌿 Feeding & Mulching

    • Fertilizer: Pink Muhly is not a heavy feeder. In spring, you can add a light layer of compost around the base for a gentle nutrient boost.
    • Mulch: Apply a 2–3 inch layer of mulch to help retain moisture and keep weeds down, but keep mulch a few inches away from the crown of the plant to prevent rot.

    ✂️ Care & Maintenance

    • Cutting back: In late winter or very early spring, cut back the old foliage to 3–6 inches tall before new growth appears. This keeps the plant fresh and tidy for the new season. ✂️
    • Dividing: Every few years, you can divide large clumps in early spring to refresh older plants and create more plants for your garden.

    ❄️ Winter & Hardiness

    • Pink Muhly is hardy in many regions; check your local hardiness zone to be sure it’s a good fit. ❄️
    • In winter, the dried plumes and foliage add beautiful texture—leave them standing until late winter for four-season interest.

    🦋 Garden Companions & Benefits

    • Plant with other sun-loving perennials and grasses for a natural, prairie-style look.
    • Pink Muhly offers cover for small wildlife and looks stunning in groups or drifts.

    With a sunny spot, good drainage, and light yearly maintenance, your Pink Muhly Grass will reward you with billowing pink plumes and effortless beauty year after year. 💗

  • 🌸 Enjoy the Show in Your Garden

    • Plant in groups or drifts for a soft, cloud-like pink display in late summer and fall.
    • Place near paths, patios, or driveways so you can enjoy the feathery plumes up close.
    • Use as a border or backdrop for shorter perennials and flowering plants.

    🎨 Design with Color & Texture

    • Pair Pink Muhly with purple, white, or yellow blooms for striking color contrast. 💜🤍💛
    • Mix with other ornamental grasses to create a natural, meadow-style look.
    • Let the airy plumes catch the evening light for magical sunset views. 🌅

    🦋 Support Wildlife & Pollinators

    • Combine with pollinator-friendly perennials to create a welcoming space for bees and butterflies. 🐝🦋
    • Leave the dried plumes standing through winter to provide cover for small wildlife and winter interest.

    🌾 Cut for Indoor Decor

    • Snip a few plumes in fall to use in fresh bouquets or dried arrangements. 🏡
    • Display in a simple vase for a soft, airy accent on tables, mantels, or entryways.

    🌿 Low-Maintenance Landscapes

    • Use in water-wise gardens and rock gardens where color and movement are needed with minimal care.
    • Great for slopes, edges, and tough sunny spots where other plants struggle.

    📸 Picture-Perfect Planting

    • Create a photogenic focal point in your yard or along fences and walls. 📷
    • Ideal for homeowners who want a high-impact look with low effort.

    Once planted, Pink Muhly Grass becomes a versatile star—beautifying your garden, feeding your creativity indoors, and supporting a more natural, wildlife-friendly landscape. 💗

Description

Muhly Grass, Pink Plants For Sale

Muhlenbergia capillaris

Bring a cloud of soft pink color to your garden with Pink Muhly Grass (Muhlenbergia capillaris)—a low-maintenance ornamental grass that delivers a truly show-stopping fall display.

Feathery plumes in shades of blush and rose pink rise above fine, deep green foliage, creating a billowing, cloud-like effect that shimmers in the sunlight. Whether planted in drifts, used as a border, or featured as a single specimen, Pink Muhly Grass adds instant texture, movement, and drama to any landscape.

Plant Pink Muhly Grass in groups for the most dramatic effect—you’ll love the way the rosy plumes sway in the breeze and transform your garden into a painterly landscape each fall.

Growing Tips

🌱 Planting Pink Muhly Grass

  • Choose the right spot: Plant in full sun (at least 6 hours of direct light per day) for the best color and blooms. ☀️
  • Soil needs: Pink Muhly prefers well-drained soil. Sandy or loamy soil is ideal. If your soil is heavy clay, mix in compost and sand to improve drainage.
  • When to plant: Plant in spring or early fall, giving roots time to establish before extreme heat or cold.

💧 Watering

  • New plants: Water deeply 1–2 times per week during the first growing season, depending on heat and rainfall. Keep soil lightly moist, not soggy.
  • Established plants: Once established (after the first year), Pink Muhly is drought tolerant and usually only needs water during long dry spells. 🌵
  • Always let the top inch of soil dry out before watering again.

🌞 Light & Location

  • Plant in an open area where the plumes can catch the light—they look especially beautiful at sunrise and sunset. 🌅
  • Avoid planting in deep shade; too little sun means fewer blooms and weaker growth.

🌿 Feeding & Mulching

  • Fertilizer: Pink Muhly is not a heavy feeder. In spring, you can add a light layer of compost around the base for a gentle nutrient boost.
  • Mulch: Apply a 2–3 inch layer of mulch to help retain moisture and keep weeds down, but keep mulch a few inches away from the crown of the plant to prevent rot.

✂️ Care & Maintenance

  • Cutting back: In late winter or very early spring, cut back the old foliage to 3–6 inches tall before new growth appears. This keeps the plant fresh and tidy for the new season. ✂️
  • Dividing: Every few years, you can divide large clumps in early spring to refresh older plants and create more plants for your garden.

❄️ Winter & Hardiness

  • Pink Muhly is hardy in many regions; check your local hardiness zone to be sure it’s a good fit. ❄️
  • In winter, the dried plumes and foliage add beautiful texture—leave them standing until late winter for four-season interest.

🦋 Garden Companions & Benefits

  • Plant with other sun-loving perennials and grasses for a natural, prairie-style look.
  • Pink Muhly offers cover for small wildlife and looks stunning in groups or drifts.

With a sunny spot, good drainage, and light yearly maintenance, your Pink Muhly Grass will reward you with billowing pink plumes and effortless beauty year after year. 💗

Use Them!

🌸 Enjoy the Show in Your Garden

  • Plant in groups or drifts for a soft, cloud-like pink display in late summer and fall.
  • Place near paths, patios, or driveways so you can enjoy the feathery plumes up close.
  • Use as a border or backdrop for shorter perennials and flowering plants.

🎨 Design with Color & Texture

  • Pair Pink Muhly with purple, white, or yellow blooms for striking color contrast. 💜🤍💛
  • Mix with other ornamental grasses to create a natural, meadow-style look.
  • Let the airy plumes catch the evening light for magical sunset views. 🌅

🦋 Support Wildlife & Pollinators

  • Combine with pollinator-friendly perennials to create a welcoming space for bees and butterflies. 🐝🦋
  • Leave the dried plumes standing through winter to provide cover for small wildlife and winter interest.

🌾 Cut for Indoor Decor

  • Snip a few plumes in fall to use in fresh bouquets or dried arrangements. 🏡
  • Display in a simple vase for a soft, airy accent on tables, mantels, or entryways.

🌿 Low-Maintenance Landscapes

  • Use in water-wise gardens and rock gardens where color and movement are needed with minimal care.
  • Great for slopes, edges, and tough sunny spots where other plants struggle.

📸 Picture-Perfect Planting

  • Create a photogenic focal point in your yard or along fences and walls. 📷
  • Ideal for homeowners who want a high-impact look with low effort.

Once planted, Pink Muhly Grass becomes a versatile star—beautifying your garden, feeding your creativity indoors, and supporting a more natural, wildlife-friendly landscape. 💗
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