I usually only cut down in spring. And you can burn it down too in spring if that’s your preferred management option . I usually only do one or other every 3rd season .
Thank you for watching 👨🏻👍🏼…. And Yeah I am an enthusiast and not a pro for sure . But I do what I can . And I am happy with what’s happening so far . I was expecting even less then that . Apparently 3 years to really see if you did a good job with it .
I just planted 50 rhizomes to create a screen between my house and our WAY TOO CLOSE neighbor. I was wondering if you would do a quick video to show the growth of what you’ve planted already? I’d love to see it in stages.
Thanks for watching . And That’s my plan, for the growth to do a few stages of growth, but as of yet I don’t have any growth to show. I feel with the heat picking up here in NY they should be popping up very soon. Will keep you posted
Thanks for watching and commenting . All I did was dig holes and pop the Rhizomes in ground. All are growing great . Maybe the weeds made them expand slower , but I have had great success with that planting. In that 1st year I may have hand weeded a little over bearing weed spots . I think it’s way hardier than say switchgrass so it pushed thru better .. I added a link to a short that shows that planting 3 years later
Thanks for watching 👨🏻👍🏼, and as far as I would say . As long as you can break ground and it’s not frozen , you should be fine . Just don’t expect any growth until the weather gets much warmer . These are warm season grasses🌾 . The real world website I have tagged in video has planting instructions with best times To plant I believe . Thanks for the comment and more to come 👨🏻👍🏼
No Miscanthus is a grass. Not eaten or browsed at all. They will most def bed in it though . They love this stuff for seclusion bedding if you plant it wider then say 20’ feet wide
The best way to bring that awesome Asian look to the Americas just like us Americans like... Didn't realize how much of a fan of East Asia everyone was here. Rhizomes actually make a plant more invasive, pretty much just by definition. It doesn't need seed to invade (or creep as it was put). Plant something American. Stop taking the easy way out people. If people keep using "switchgrass" as their buzzwords for any tall, outrageously growing non-native grass, then we're going to be reading tales of the historical accounts of the long lost Wild Turkey to our kids as the breeze blows through the miscanthus, privet, honeysuckle hedge outside of the window as we dream of a world where birds and insects used to thrive. Congrats of replacing Americans with Asians though.
Thanks for watching , sorry my planting upset you. The deer industry really pushes the Miscanthus, and I am no professional just an enthusiast. The MGrass meets my needs in some areas of my property. I have a lot of traditional switchgrass as well . Hopefully you can find some merit to some of my other projects and videos . Thanks for watching 👨🏻👍🏼
@@Outdoormaniac3123 no it grows kinda slow, dose not become invasive to your property. It slowly expands in all directions by about 4 inches every year . So you do not need to worry You will not see this suddenly pop up somewhere else from where your planting was
You're not saying it correctly. It's not ri-o-zome. Where the heck do you see that o in the beginning? You put the word on the screen and pronounce it incorrectly.
Lmao !! I love your frustration. I makes me chuckle to myself , I am such a self entertainer. My work team also gets driven nuts at my mispronunciations Thanks for watching and noticing . More to come, hope you stick around 👨🏻👍🏼
Lol I know , but good news is the year after this i planted more without applying any “Herbicide” and it did ok. The real proof will be this summer when that area wakes up . More to come 👍🏼👍🏼 Ps it does look really nice 🌱🌱🌱
No one wants eyes on them. Underwear only or not. I dont, anyway. Perfectly reasonable.🤣😭😹 It feels uncomfortable. Ppl do. Block them! BLOCK THEM!! 🤣😭😂
I have a video of just that !! 🌾🌾🌾 Thanks for asking and showing interest . Check it out. …. Giant Miscanthus - Year 3 - Planting Screening For Deer 🦌 th-cam.com/video/0HvVajX6sFg/w-d-xo.html
And here’s a whole playlist series If that interests you 🌾🌾🌾👨🏻👍🏼 … Miscanthus Grass Screening for Deer th-cam.com/play/PLNB90jhO0WXkii0paywEQQJwMVeZuSOiO.html
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"This is my neighbors property and I do love him but I'm trying to block him out-" I feel this statement deep in my soul 😂
Thanks for watching , you must be an excellent land manager to feel the way I do so passionately. Lmao . 👨🏻👍🏼
What care does it take. Cut it in the fall, cut it in the spring or not at all?
I usually only cut down in spring. And you can burn it down too in spring if that’s your preferred management option . I usually only do one or other every 3rd season .
Absolutely beautiful looking property I think I would have tilled a strip to get rid of the competition give your rhizomes Step Up
Thank you for watching 👨🏻👍🏼….
And Yeah I am an enthusiast and not a pro for sure . But I do what I can . And I am happy with what’s happening so far . I was expecting even less then that . Apparently 3 years to really see if you did a good job with it .
I just planted 50 rhizomes to create a screen between my house and our WAY TOO CLOSE neighbor. I was wondering if you would do a quick video to show the growth of what you’ve planted already? I’d love to see it in stages.
Thanks for watching .
And That’s my plan, for the growth to do a few stages of growth, but as of yet I don’t have any growth to show. I feel with the heat picking up here in NY they should be popping up very soon. Will keep you posted
Please like the video I have posted if you haven’t already . It’s been really inspiring to see people enjoying the work I do around 🌿Fig&Clover🍀Ranch
New video out in the Growth in 2
Months . Check it out . Let me know what you think
Your seed bed looks full of weeds bro? How did it germinate ?
Thanks for watching and commenting . All I did was dig holes and pop the Rhizomes in ground. All are growing great . Maybe the weeds made them expand slower , but I have had great success with that planting. In that 1st year I may have hand weeded a little over bearing weed spots . I think it’s way hardier than say switchgrass so it pushed thru better .. I added a link to a short that shows that planting 3 years later
Check my quick follow up video out
th-cam.com/users/shortsdWGbcKXCIZs?si=aIiq_jUQhJdLVfZ8
Can i plant these at this time of the year? I live in Tennessee and it’s usually 30°s up weather here
Thanks for watching 👨🏻👍🏼, and as far as I would say . As long as you can break ground and it’s not frozen , you should be fine . Just don’t expect any growth until the weather gets much warmer . These are warm season grasses🌾 . The real world website I have tagged in video has planting instructions with best times To plant I believe . Thanks for the comment and more to come 👨🏻👍🏼
How much atrazine did you use for one load in the backpack sprayer?
Used 3 quarts Per Acre ratio on my Atrazine , preEmerging Herbacide
Do the deer eat it?
No Miscanthus is a grass. Not eaten or browsed at all. They will most def bed in it though . They love this stuff for seclusion bedding if you plant it wider then say 20’ feet wide
The best way to bring that awesome Asian look to the Americas just like us Americans like... Didn't realize how much of a fan of East Asia everyone was here. Rhizomes actually make a plant more invasive, pretty much just by definition. It doesn't need seed to invade (or creep as it was put). Plant something American. Stop taking the easy way out people. If people keep using "switchgrass" as their buzzwords for any tall, outrageously growing non-native grass, then we're going to be reading tales of the historical accounts of the long lost Wild Turkey to our kids as the breeze blows through the miscanthus, privet, honeysuckle hedge outside of the window as we dream of a world where birds and insects used to thrive. Congrats of replacing Americans with Asians though.
Thanks for watching , sorry my planting upset you. The deer industry really pushes the Miscanthus, and I am no professional just an enthusiast. The MGrass meets my needs in some areas of my property. I have a lot of traditional switchgrass as well . Hopefully you can find some merit to some of my other projects and videos . Thanks for watching 👨🏻👍🏼
I wish u also showed planting part... covering with soil.. 🥲
Cover up and lightly hand or foot pack . Real simple and easy
Thanks to watching the video . Really appreciate it 👍🏼
@@Outdoormaniac3123 no it grows kinda slow, dose not become invasive to your property. It slowly expands in all directions by about 4 inches every year . So you do not need to worry You will not see this suddenly pop up somewhere else from where your planting was
Any progress with the grass yet?
Yes, … thanks fOr watching …
I putting together footage this week for a follow up video . Video should be out by next weekend . 👨🏻👍🏼
Here before we find out giant miscanthus is in fact invasive.
I am going into year 4 and I have not found it anywhere Else except where I planted it . Are you seeing it spread ???
You're not saying it correctly. It's not ri-o-zome. Where the heck do you see that o in the beginning? You put the word on the screen and pronounce it incorrectly.
Lmao !! I love your frustration. I makes me chuckle to myself , I am such a self entertainer. My work team also gets driven nuts at my mispronunciations Thanks for watching and noticing . More to come, hope you stick around
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I just thought it was funny :)
Give him a break. He’s a New Yakker.
I call it Izzone’s. Go Green!
You had me until you said "herbicide".
Lol I know , but good news is the year after this i planted more without applying any “Herbicide” and it did ok. The real proof will be this summer when that area wakes up . More to come 👍🏼👍🏼
Ps it does look really nice 🌱🌱🌱
No one wants eyes on them. Underwear only or not.
I dont, anyway.
Perfectly reasonable.🤣😭😹
It feels uncomfortable.
Ppl do.
Block them!
BLOCK THEM!! 🤣😭😂
Purdy piece of land.🙏
Thank you for the kind words, thank you for watching and commenting . Been a lot of work shaping up the 🌿Ranch🍀 . Happy you’re enjoying my efforts
@@figandcloverranch5871
You should be proud.
Earned that right! 😁👊
Looking to see what it looks like today 3yr later
I have a video of just that !! 🌾🌾🌾
Thanks for asking and showing interest . Check it out. ….
Giant Miscanthus - Year 3 - Planting Screening For Deer 🦌
th-cam.com/video/0HvVajX6sFg/w-d-xo.html
And here’s a whole playlist series If that interests you 🌾🌾🌾👨🏻👍🏼 …
Miscanthus Grass Screening for Deer
th-cam.com/play/PLNB90jhO0WXkii0paywEQQJwMVeZuSOiO.html