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Bluish-green, upright foliage gives a sizzling display of oranges, reds, yellows and purplish-browns in the autumn. 'Standing Ovation' thrives in poor, dry soils and its seed heads are prized by native songbirds. It provides winter landscape interest and cover for birds and other native critters.
| Query Template: /plantsW/qry_getPlant.cfm:60 Execution Time: 58.4 ms Record Count: 2 Cached: No Lazy: No SQL: select h.program, s.name, s.udefSKUNameSuffix, s.sku, s.udefBannedStates, s.udefBBL, s.udefRR, s.udefLR, s.udefTimsTopTwenty, s.udefJaimesHotList, s.listPrice as price, s.udefCategory as category, s.udefComments as comments, s.udefGrade as grade, s.udefSpecial as special, s.udefPlantSize as plantSize, s.qtyUnit as size, s.salePrice, s.listPrice, s.udefTier2, s.udefTier2Price, s.udefTier3, s.udefTier3Price, s.plantID, s.id from tb_plant_skus s inner join tb_lists_hotlist h on (h.sku = s.sku) where s.isactive = 1 and s.delete_date is null and s.isecommerce = 1 and s.plantID = 1635 order by udefcategory, name, price | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| program | name | udefSKUNameSuffix | sku | udefBannedStates | udefBBL | udefRR | udefLR | udefTimsTopTwenty | udefJaimesHotList | price | category | comments | grade | special | plantSize | size | salePrice | listPrice | udefTier2 | udefTier2Price | udefTier3 | udefTier3Price | plantID | id | ||
| 1 | SCHIZACHYRIUM SCOPARIUM `STANDING OVATION` | 1010927 | 0 | 6268 | 5004 | 0 | 0 | 10.45 | GRASSES: SCHIZACHYRIUM - little bluestem | 1 | 12+ Only $6.96 Net!! | - | #1 | 0 | 10.45 | (6-11) | 9.93 | (12+) | 8.99 | 1635 | 16715 | |||||
| 2 | AB | SCHIZACHYRIUM SCOPARIUM `STANDING OVATION` | 1005545 | 0 | 1618 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 15.65 | GRASSES: SCHIZACHYRIUM - little bluestem | 1 | - | #2 | 0 | 15.65 | (5-9) | 14.87 | (10+) | 13.46 | 1635 | 12023 | |||||
| • | Low Maintenance |
| • | American Beauties Native PlantsĀ® |
| • | Fall |
| • | Full Sun |
| • | Upright |
Prefers average, dry to medium, well-drained soil in full sun. Adaptable wide range of soil conditions. Cut back in late winter to early spring before the new foliage begins to grow.
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