INSIDE : Looking to hear what the Dried Pampas Grass trend is all about? And even more importantly, learn where are the best places to buy pampas grass online – because this is a trend that is here to stay.

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I am a pampas grass lover! I just planted some pink pampas grass in my yard and can not wait to see how they grow into the space.
Dried Plants and Grasses:
Have you started noticing the new dried plant trend going on?!
It seems everywhere I look on Instagram someone is making a stunning dried flower arrangement that has me in all kinds of plant envy. I even started pinning Dried Flower Arrangements on Pinterest because honestly, some of them are just so gorgeous!
The other similar trend I have been seeing, is using dried ornamental grasses and even dried out palm fronds. It seems like many of the ornamental grasses with big flower heads are the most popular; miscanthus grasses, dried wheat and golden grasses are favorites.
However, far and away, I think the use of Pampas grass is picking up the most traction and I have to say – I just love it. Did you see the STUNNING Dried Pampas Grass Wreath DIY I made?

What is Pampas Grass?
Cortaderia selloana, commonly known as pampas grass, is a flowering plant native to southern South America, including the Pampas region after which it is named.
It is one of the loveliest ornamental grasses that is often used as a large accent plant. The tall, showy plumes have gorgeous autumn coloring that continue into winter, and are great in fresh or dried floral arrangements.
What is the best Pampas Grass to decorate with?
Most Pampas grasses typically have large plumes that grow at the top of the slender grass stems. They can be quite tall, but there are smaller Dwarf varieties that are about 2-3 feet.
Some of the best Pampas Grass varieties that are ideal for drying and using in floral arrangements are the Pink Feather Pampas Grass, the White Feather Pampas Grass and the Pumila Dwarf Pampas Grass.
Pink Feather Pampas Grass –

Cortaderia selloana or ‘Pink Feather’ Pampas Grass grows their feathery pink plumes form in mid-summer. They are a deer resistant plant but provides habitat to attract birds. ‘Pink Feather’ Pampas Grass is easy to grow and can reach heights of eight feet or taller.
White Feather Pampas Grass –

Cortaderia selloana or ‘White Feather’ Pampas Grass is a beautiful plant. It’s enormous golden feathery plumes can grow up to eight feet tall. This grass is also very easy to grow.
Pumila Dwarf Pampas Grass –

Cortaderia selloana or ‘Pumila’ Dwarf Pampas Grass has ivory colored feathery flowers that arrive in the late-summer and last for months. A tough, fast-growing and drought-tolerant plant, this variety is sterile and will not reseed.
Can I grow Pampas Grass at my house?

Where are the best places to buy Dried Pampas Grass Online?
I’m so glad you asked where to get dried pampas grass – ha! I have been searching all my local plant nurseries for a Pampas Grass plant and it seems like no one has them. While driving around town, I see the plant everywhere. However, I feel very uncomfortable pulling up to a store front, a neighborhood entrance or in the parking lot of an apartment complex and just snipping away.
Here are some great online Pampas Grass options :

So, I started doing some online digging and guess what! You can get Pampas Grass (along with tons of other dried flowers and grasses) online.
Online Pampas Grass :
Be sure to pin this great resource for the next time you need to get some Pampas Grasses to place in your home, decorate with or create a wreath like I did!

Hi Amy, I am sure I should make my startup with huge decor loving cordial thanks to you for this quality and awesome post. Yeah, pampas grass have become a trendy home decor item. It have even been used for celebrating especial events like wedding or birthday or even marriage day. I just got through your sweet details and I was honestly impressed with the helpful touches you left here for your readers and followers. I like mostly pink color and white one is not also less eye-peace creating. The photos you inserted look so so lovely. Love your heartwarming stuffs.
So useful post you did Amy!
Ah.. Thanks for this post..I see this everywhere in Pearland and Houston Texas, I always see where to park. But I don’t know if it’s right to pluck them. I’m trying to get some online.. They are so expensive. Sigh!
I am trying to grow some of my own this year. Fingers crossed I’ll get some lovely plumes in my own back yard! Maybe you could give that a try?