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I have a 3 year old variegated Miscanthus that keeps flopping over every year. It receives full sun, no fertilizer, and I do put a Peony ring around it. It still wants to fall over. It's not real big, dont think it needs dividing yet. Would I be able to cut this grass back in early June to keep it upright? Will new foliage grow back? Thanks!
I really don't know the reason, I've heard too much shade or too fertile soil may cause this, although I have mine in full sun also and they flopped and I doubt the soil they are in is too fertile but maybe it is. I have 3 variegated Miscanthus and all of them flopped the 2nd year. After that 2nd year it never happened again. I tied fishing line around them. It held them up beautifully and was also invisible. Hope this helps.
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