Expert Gardener 2QT Lemon Grass Live Perennial Plant Sun 3-Pack

Lemon Grass is a grass-like plant that has blue-green leaf blades that grow in clumps to about 2- to 3-feet tall. It’s known for its fragrant leaves. Its stalks have a strong lemon flavor, making them popular in culinary creations and other uses. It’s a beautiful ornamental plant that likes full sun, moist, well-drained soil and humid areas. Lemon Grass can be grown in containers, adding architectural interest to patios and other areas. Plant this vibrant foliage grouped together in garden beds or combine them with other annuals and perennials for a mix of seasonal color. For healthy plants that will bloom all season, water until plants are established. Then simply water as needed. Feed plants with an all purpose plant food in spring and fall at the base of the plant.

• 3-PK Q-2.50 Lemon Grass
• This plant is considered a perennial because its life cycle lasts more than two years, allowing it to grow and bloom season after season instead of completing its life cycle in a single year
• Light Requirements:  Plant in full sun for best results.
• Mature Height: 3-6 feet
• Mature Width:  2-4 feet
• USDA Hardiness Zones: 9-11
• Watering Requirements:  Newly transplanted plants need consistent, deep watering to keep the soil evenly moist but not waterlogged, typically about 1–2 inches of water per week, with extra attention during the first 1–2 weeks to help roots establish. It’s best to water at the base of the plant early in the day and avoid wetting the foliage to reduce disease risk
• Soil Requirements: Newly transplanted perennial plants need well-draining, nutrient-rich soil with organic matter like compost
• Where to Plant:  Lavender grows beautifully along walkways, in raised beds, beside patios, or as a border plant in flower gardens. Lavender also does well near vegetables and herbs, where its scent can help deter pests
• Bloom Color: Rarely blooms, if it does the bloom is pale cream
• Bloom Season:  Late Summer to Fall
• Recover From Shipping: Gently remove the plant from its packaging as soon as you receive it, give it fresh water, and allow 24–48 hours for the leaves to rehydrate and settle after transit
• Help It Thrive: Place the plant in bright, indirect light and avoid repotting for the first few days so it can acclimate to its new environment comfortably
• Plant With Care if Planting in the Ground: Once acclimated, transfer your plant to fresh, well‑draining soil and water lightly to help it establish strong, healthy roots in its new environment
• Help keep plastic out of landfills! Bring your empty plant pots back to the Walmart Garden Center for recycling—just ask a Garden Center associate to help give those containers a greener, second life
• A 3‑pack of live plants gives you great value and instant impact, allowing you to easily fill containers or garden beds with healthy, ready‑to‑grow plants