pampas grass

botany

Pampas grass, scientifically known as Cortaderia selloana, is a tall, ornamental grass native to South America, often recognized for its feathery plumes.

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Definition

B2Botany

(general)A tall, perennial grass with large, feathery plumes, native to South America.

Example

Pampas grass is often used in gardens for its striking appearance.
The feathery plumes of pampas grass can grow up to 3 meters tall.

B2Landscaping

(general)An ornamental grass characterized by long, slender leaves and fluffy flower heads.

Example

Pampas grass adds a touch of elegance to landscape designs.
Gardeners value pampas grass for its low maintenance and visual appeal.

Similar

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