Hakonechloa 'All Gold' (Japanese Forest Grass) // Best BRIGHT,⚡️ Golden, Colorful, perennial grass
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Why does David at Overdervest Nurseries love growing this ornamental grass in his own home garden? Take a look at this video and hear about the benefits of this incredibly useful and very beautiful perennial ornamental grass. Chosen as the Perennial Plant of the Year in 2009. It is enjoyed for its superb,⭐ long lasting, eye-catching, bright, golden yellow, cascading foliage. Discover how you can grow it, how you can blend it with other perennials to achieve a stunning effect💥and how it can hold its own alone in a garden bed or border, but also how it is really STUNNING planted in a mass display or a fetching container combination.
👍 Bright yellow foliage
💛 Grows in part shade to shady areas
🌈 Beautiful as a border or edging plant and in patio containers
💥 Mounded and cascading habit make it a eye-popping addition to borders
🌝 All season stunning foliage
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Hakonechloa macra 'All Gold' 
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I love working at Lowes for the deals, just bought ten 25 dollar Hakonechloas for two bucks a piece! :)
Just be careful!
Some of the worst trouble I have in my garden (weeds, pests and diseases) came from plants that appeared to be "great value" at the time!
Now when I think of the time and energy spent trying to cope and deal with the problems the apparent "OKAY" plants brought with them, I know they turned out to be very expensive in the end.
@@OverdevestNurseries These were still good, we had to make room for the Christmas trees. I got a 125.00 weeping cherry tree AND a large three trunk crepe myrtle that was originally 145.00 for 20 bucks! But thanks for the words of caution.
I’m jealous
I’m so jelly!😂
Thank you so much for this information 😊
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Your description of it as looking like an immaculate show dog is absolutely spot on. It comes up so crispy and clean and remains that way throughout the season, never getting to that daggy or thatchy stage other grasses sometimes do. Top plant. I just split one I had in a pot for several years and put them in the ground. Just love it. I'm in Australia and in a shady spot, it's such a winner for the gardener with patience.
Thank you.
Bought 3 of these beautiful and unique grasses…absolutely love them with my darker colored shrubs
Yes, they make a lovely contrast with purple leaved shrubs.
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Hi, what’s the latin species name of the All Gold version? I am having hard time finding this in New Zealand under name All Gold. We only have names such as Aureola, Alboaurea etc. thank you.
Thanks for reaching out and thanks also, for watching.
There's only one species (Hakonechloa macra) and the selections you mention (like this one) are all from it.
Hope this helps.
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I am in zone 8B. My first attempt was a fail. I will try again. Tried sun/shade. I assuming the partial sun was too much for it. If I put it in deeper shade do you have any advice that might help?
Here in our Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern region, providing the soil conditions are decent, it does perfectly well in normal garden (sunny) conditions.
But with you, it seems partially shaded conditions is going to be best, plus really good soil preparation and planting conditions, and of course regular watering until your plant gets established.
Here's a link to one of our videos that might help you with that: ruclips.net/video/xybT3obydPw/видео.html
In this video, David is planting a golden leaved evergreen, but the principles and main practices are the same.
Of course, making sure you buy the very best, healthiest plants you can find is going to be important too, so visit your local garden centers, scope out the offerings and talk to the experts, and hopefully all of this will help you enjoy much better success.
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I can’t grow this here even tho it says it’s workable in my zone! It kills me bec they r so beautiful
That's the thing about gardening, no matter where I've lived over the years, there 's always been lots of wonderfully, interesting plants that I wished I could have grown! Too wet, too cold, too windy, not enough sun, drainage not good enough, too hot, too humid etc. etc. factors that make cultivating plants from the four corners of the world, so challenging.... and rewarding (when we manage to succeed)!
All we can do is research and try to replicate (and tweak) the cultural conditions needed...... Thankfully most of the time, we succeed, which enables us to enjoy lots of amazing selections.
But alas, there's always some (like the "forbidden fruit") that we cannot quite reach!
So if it's any consolation, as plant lovers that are challenged by choice things, you are not alone!