50 PCS Boho Cake Toppers Mini Balls Cake Topper Various Dried Pampas Grass Cake Decor for Boho Home Wedding Cake Decoration (White Apricot Light Brown)

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First up, let’s talk pampas. The go-to boho grass, with his 70’s vibe and wispy fronds. It’s not all plain sailing as anyone who has brushed up against it knows – it sheds! After a day of working with this stuff, I find it in my hair, mouth, clothes – EVERYWHERE. My top tip for banishing the fluff is to use hairspray. Not the nice, soft stuff you’d usually use on your hair – I mean the horribly crunchy, own brand stuff we used as teens that made our fringe go crispy. honestly, the cheaper the better I find! Give it a good spray and that will held reduce the mess. I always give mine a bit of a coating before I send them off to their forever home. Bunnytail Grass This gives it more than enough lead time to establish itself, and build the required strength for future years and seasons.

There's just something about greenery that we can't get enough of. Ask any florist, and they'll tell you that more and more couples are opting for foliage-centric, non-floral décor on their wedding days. We can understand why—verdant greens work with an array of color schemes and big-day themes (and they often come with more budget-friendly price tags). The gist? Though bright, bold wedding flowers will never go out of style, foliage is definitely having a moment. It's so pervasive, in fact, that the trend has officially given way to a subcategory: Grasses and more specifically, pampas grass. Female cuttings will take root and re-establish themselves (you can tell female plants by the more vibrant and showy plumes). Overwintering To propagate, simply replant a clump cut from an established plant. Female pampas is showy and silky Often mixed up with the bunny tails are these gorgeous phalaris grasses. They’re very similar from afar but where bunny tails have the softer texture, these ones feel more ‘dried’ and straw like, they have a lovely layered visual feel to them. Whether resting or swaying gently in the wind, the silver-pink palette casts a captivating aesthetic and invites the gaze, adding a subtle attractiveness to any outdoor space.Teasing the root ball gently apart and watering the soil gently after covering over will both help the transplanted grass to take better, and reduce the risk of trauma. Make sure you’re ready for the rate and spread of pampas’ growth, and that you’ve got a suitable area of garden set aside. Hardiness You can move established pampas grass by carefully uprooting it, then transplanting it into a hole just bigger than the root ball. This plant is so iconic that an entire region of South America is named after it – the Pampas (or ‘La Pampa’) is a vast, flat area of grassy plains spanning a large section of Central Argentina. 2 The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica. (1998h, July 20). The Pampas. Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved March 22, 2023, from https://www.britannica.com/place/the-Pampas Pampas grass doesn’t need much in the way of fertiliser, but giving the plant a dose in spring, summer, and autumn of the first year will help it to reach full strength. Watering

It’s visually interesting and versatile enough to function in many areas of your garden, making it the perfect choice for gardeners of all levels. References This plant hails from arid regions and is perfectly fine to be left to its own devices once established. Relocating & Propagating It’s a great way to bring something a little different to your garden, and it’s very easy to grow! How To Grow Pampas Grass I thought it would be helpful to go through some images of gorgeous cakes that have used my dried flowers and let you know what they are! I know it can be a bit daunting if you don’t know the names of everything but hopefully this will help you create the boho cakes of your dreams! Dried Flowers on Cakes When grown from seed, Pampas grass will take 2-3 years to flower, so if you would like to see these striking plumes earlier, I would advise purchasing a 5L potted plant.Cortaderia selloana, more commonly known as ‘Pampas Grass’, is a tall, proud grass boasting silvery-pink panicles (that’s the swishy bits on top). Pampas grass isn’t fussy in terms of soil composition or acidity, so you don’t need to worry too much about soil type. Planting