Pampas grass burns regularly in it's native areas without any way for the "center" to stay cool and does just fine. By not allowing the center thatch to burn you'll effectively choke the grass under thicker and thicker layers of thatch. Let the whole thing burn without spraying it with water to "keep the center cool". If you must, absolutely must, spray water on it. Do so only when there is risk of fire spreading away and into other areas not intended to be burned. Otherwise, it will self extinguish in about five minutes after all the leaves and thatch are burned.
Robin Rollins Absolutely! In fact, for maximum safety, you should throw about 4 gallons of gasoline between the grass and your home. If you hear a 'whoosh' sound, that's just even more safety entering your home.
It depends on where you are. I just trim or burn mine when they get pretty shabby looking. Later in the winter like February so they'll be ready to go in Spring.
Warning, unless you want this to pampas grass to invade your entire property, this plant will seed itself all over and takeover over. Very hard to get rid of once it starts seeding, it is a nightmare. Just saying.
I'll bet you're one of those people who lay their steak on the grill and then procede to poke and play with it until you turn it. Then continue to poke and torment the poor piece of meat until it wants to leap to your plate, just to end the suffering. You obsess over perfect sear lines in a even diamond pattern, without interuption, don't you. You insis on organic, grass fed beef with minimal marbeling. GET A PILL, DUDE.
OK. That's how I'll take care of my freeze-burned pampas grass.
Pampas grass burns regularly in it's native areas without any way for the "center" to stay cool and does just fine. By not allowing the center thatch to burn you'll effectively choke the grass under thicker and thicker layers of thatch.
Let the whole thing burn without spraying it with water to "keep the center cool". If you must, absolutely must, spray water on it. Do so only when there is risk of fire spreading away and into other areas not intended to be burned. Otherwise, it will self extinguish in about five minutes after all the leaves and thatch are burned.
Good job
Lucky cat...
It hurts to watch this video. Sometimes you ask yourself how could someone lack common sense.
My grass is close to the house. Is it safe to burn?
Robin Rollins Absolutely! In fact, for maximum safety, you should throw about 4 gallons of gasoline between the grass and your home. If you hear a 'whoosh' sound, that's just even more safety entering your home.
Heli-Crew HGS I cant fucking breath 💀🤣
Heli-Crew HGS imagine she took your advice and burned her whole house down 😂
what is the best month to cut or burn it down .
It depends on where you are. I just trim or burn mine when they get pretty shabby looking. Later in the winter like February so they'll be ready to go in Spring.
Warning, unless you want this to pampas grass to invade your entire property, this plant will seed itself all over and takeover over. Very hard to get rid of once it starts seeding, it is a nightmare. Just saying.
Just mow it down if it starts coming up, like the rest of your yard.
If you burn tall grass will it diy.
oh my god another one that didn't go to school........ you CANT even spell die.
If the heart of the plant burns freely it could kill it and the center won't com back
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safety tip: remove cat before burning
I'll bet you're one of those people who lay their steak on the grill and then procede to poke and play with it until you turn it. Then continue to poke and torment the poor piece of meat until it wants to leap to your plate, just to end the suffering. You obsess over perfect sear lines in a even diamond pattern, without interuption, don't you. You insis on organic, grass fed beef with minimal marbeling. GET A PILL, DUDE.
Sure Robbin ... just make sure your home insurance is paid up.
Not a bad idea Rick. Let common sense be your guide Robin.