Dig and divide by use of such as a sharp shovel or even a saw. Replant shortly thereafter in the ground or in large pots or cans. Dig these in March. Flower plumes can be dried for overwinter decorations. Cut when fully developed in the fall.
Place stems in a container of sand, crushed chickenwire or biddie mesh to dry indoors.
Grows 8 to 12 ft tall and is hardy all across North Carolina. One of the favorite grasses for a ground cover. This tufted grass can be used all across North Carolina and is especially useful in small-garden settings. Usually planted on 12-inch centers and allowed to eventually grow together. Easily propagated by division.