If you feel like you are too late this season for some reason, just remember the Garden Guy's method of adjusting your containers with fresh plant material, you will always find you can do some Tut Tweaking to put the finishing touches to your designer containers. The design possibilities will be endless. Gardeners around the country are discovering the unique appeal and beauty of the three Tut varieties of Graceful Grasses. The Tut family of papyrus are must-have plants whether you want to use them in the landscape or in containers. This cyperus from Proven Winners is an amazing part of the Graceful Grasses® Collection. It is the granddaddy in the United States, garnering 147 awards. King Tut stands out because its easy to grow, great texture, color a. It is a unique thriller in container recipes. It reaches close to 6 feet in height which is small compared to those growing along the Nile River. Details Features Do you BELIEVE in LOVE at first sight This fun grass-like plant is sure to grab attention where ever you use it.
King Tut papyrus is the leader of the family and is used the same way, as thrillers, as accents in the garden and even outstanding as a water garden feature. Where temperatures get colder than 35 degrees F, the plants should be treated as annuals.
King Tutis a large, non-hardy grass-like plant that adds impressive architectural interest and grace. King Tut is an evergreen or neutral grass.
It is cold hardy to Zones 10 and warmer, but you’ll find it to be priceless as an annual. Cyperus papyrus Graceful Grasses King Tut. It will reach 30 inches tall, perhaps a little taller in the South and screams "look at me." When the early morning sun hits the curly tufts of foliage, you become mesmerized. Prince Tut is one of the most loved grasses for containers and flower beds. Cyperus Graceful Grasses King Tut Cyperus SYE-purr-us Proven Winners Graceful Grasses King Tut: Although not actually a grass, King Tut Papyrus falls in the category of grass-like plants and behaves similar to grass in the garden.
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