Pennisetum

Probably the most commonly used of the cold-hardy fountain grasses. Narrow green leaves form a soft, arching mound. Seed heads are green in summer, becoming golden brown in autumn, resembling large...

Narrow green leaves in soft, arching mounds. A staple among cold-hardy fountain grasses. Green seed heads become large, golden brown foxtails in fall. Tray Size: 72 plants Common Name: Fountain grass...

Clumps of fine leaves are predominantly green with red accents in summer, topped with creamy white bunny-tail flowers. Red foliage percentage increases until the entire plant is ablaze in autumn...

A slightly smaller form of alopecuroides. Grows to a maximum of 3’. Superb fall hues, turning golden with red-orange tints. A great dwarf Pennisetum selection for cooler regions. Tray Size: 38 plants...

Tasty! Long-lasting pink plumes spray high over rounded mounds of slender foliage. A long-flowering infertile selection that won’t reseed. Tray Size: 38 plants Common Name: Fountain grass USDA...

Tidy, uniform mounds with slender erect foliage and silvery-pink plumes. A long-flowering infertile variety that won’t self-sow. Tray Size: 38 plants Common Name: Fountain grass USDA Hardiness Zone:...