Phalaris

Common Names: Canary Grass, Plumosus
Colors: Light Green
Cultivation: Full sun in average soil
Bloom Time: June and July
Uses: A dried flower texture for any dried flower arrangement
Regions: Irrigated area of India, North America, Europe

Growing Phalaris
Growing phalaris is very easy. It is a grass that can tolerate floods and extreme drought. A plant dug out of the ground and left without any water for 6 days suffers only minor wilting. Severe wilting occurs after drought over 9 days in duration. Placing the whole plant underwater doesn't kill the plant.

Drying of Phalaris
Phalaris is cut before maturity to maintain structure and prevent shattering. After cutting them tie them in small bunches and then hang them upside down in dry, dark, open, airy place. Phalaris can also be dried in a microwave. After drying store them in an appropriate place away from direct sunlight for futur euse.

Uses of Phalaris
Phalaris is a nice dried flower texture for any dried flower arrangement. Sheaves easily dye in an array of nice colors. It is mixed with grains for a stunning textured dried flower arrangement. It is plant used for accent. They have several medicinal uses. They are used for fighting pains and fatigue.