"BoyPete" wrote in message
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Last year, I bought two Pampas grass. One, I planted in the ground, the
other in a very large pot. The potted one appears to have died. I expected
it's growth to be restricted, but is being in a pot the likely cause of
it's demise?
Looking for 'interesting' looking plants for large pots. Will Blue Fescue
and Zebra Grass survive in a pot? (sorry, don't know the Latin
names.......I'm a 'common' gardener ) TIA.
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ßôyþëtë

The Pampas may have been waterlogged / frozen or even dried out too much....
Does the pot have good drainage?

Most grasses do really well in pots. Lots of info he
http://gardening.about.com/od/garden...ainerGrass.htm
It is an American site so beware of the zone info....

And this one "the Pot and Grass company" :~)) has British stuff:
http://www.potandgrass.co.uk/

Jenny