planting Karl Foerster grass in the ground

Can I plant Karl Foerster grass in the ground, leaving the pot intact except for the bottom? I want to keep the grass contained in nice clumps that will stand upright. Is there a way to keep them from spreading haphazardly?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 06/07/2015 @ 3:12 am

Karl Foerster feather reed grass has an upright growing pattern, and this cultivator is not invasive.
It will not spread with additional seedlings.
I would not plant using an open bottom pot for these reasons.

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