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There Muhlenbergia capillaris<\/strong><\/em> is a perennial herbaceous plant belonging to the family of Poaceae<\/em> or Gramineae<\/em> (grasses). It is a species native to the United States, in particular to Florida, where it grows spontaneously, but is also spreading throughout the world as an ornamental plant.<\/span> Thanks to its splendid autumn flowering, in fact, the Muhlenbergia capillaris<\/em> it certainly does not go unnoticed when you happen to see it in parks and public gardens<\/u>. The pink flowers are feathery and light like a cloud, especially when they move delicately when the wind blows. They capture the brightness, thanks to their airiness, which creates splendid points of light. For these reasons, the plant has many common names that all refer to its flowering: royal mist<\/strong>, hair grass<\/strong> (from the Latin acronym capillaris<\/em>), pink grass<\/strong>. Being, then, a rustic plant, it is easy to cultivate, perfect for the flower beds of the garden, both as a single specimen and in mass.<\/p>\n In this article we discover the botanical characteristics of this plant and the organic cultivation techniques.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/p>