The History of Pampas Grass

 

 

 

Pampas Grass (Cortaderia selloana) is native to Argentina and Uruguay where it grows in wetland areas. This grass has been used as a fiber source since pre-Columbian times. In fact, the Spanish conquistadors introduced this grass to Europe and North America. Today, Pampas Grass is grown commercially in South America and Asia.

Pampas grass is a type of grass that grows naturally throughout South America. This particular species has been cultivated for thousands of years due to its ability to grow in poor soils, high temperatures, and drought conditions. It can even thrive in areas where other types of grasses cannot survive.

It has been used for centuries as a natural fiber for clothing, rope making, and even paper production. In recent years, pampas grass has become increasingly popular due to its unique appearance and texture. This grass can grow up to 10 feet tall and features long, thin leaves that are often greenish-yellow in color.

The dried pampas grass are often used in interior décor homes because they have a natural look and feel to them. They are also known to add a nice scent to any room.