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Upright, clump-forming green foliage with a bit of a bronze tinge. This vigorous Korean feather reed grass loves sun or even partial shade. It stands up to prolonged high heat well and has great salt tolerance too. 'Caspian' holds its form strongly all...

One of the best fountain grasses for mass plantings. Seed heads appear in July and open greenish-white, turning a creamy tan with maturity. Prefers well-draining soil.  Tray Size: 21 plants  Common Name: Compact fountain...

In midsummer, silvery-tan plumes appear over an impressive vertical grass that boasts a wide, white band down the center of each blade.  Tray Size: 38 plants  Common Name: Feather reed grass  USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 -...

Similar to 'Karl Foerster', but the foliage is variegated with creamy-white, vertical stripes. Moist, well-draining soil.  Tray Size: 72 plants  Common Name: Feather reed grass  USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 - 10  Mature...

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 foxtails.  Tray Size: 38...

Named for its graceful, rounded form and delicate narrow foliage, 'Gracillimus' is the most widely known Miscanthus variety. Its blooms, appearing in October, are an attractive copper-red color. Prefers well-draining soil.  Tray Size: 72...

A superb dwarf version with strong, horizontal gold banding on narrow blades. Reddish-purple plumes appear in August.  Tray Size: 38 plants  Common Name: Dwarf zebra grass  USDA Hardiness Zone: 6 - 10  Mature...

One of the best fountain grasses for mass plantings. Seed heads appear in July and open greenish-white, turning a creamy tan with maturity. Prefers well-draining soil.  Tray Size: 38 plants  Common Name: Compact fountain...

With its brilliant, red-orange fall foliage, this will be the star of your fall garden! A great Miscanthus selection for northern climates. Moist, well-draining soil.  Tray Size: 72 plants  Common Name: Autumn flame...

A vintage cultivar, 'Variegatus' has been used in garden landscapes since the beginning of the 20th century. White and green variegated foliage arches heavily, creating a very wide mound. Blooms mid-September. Prefers well-draining soil.  Tray...

Named for its graceful, rounded form and delicate narrow foliage, 'Gracillimus' is the most widely known Miscanthus variety. Its blooms, appearing in October, are an attractive copper-red color. Prefers well-draining soil.  Tray Size: 38...

This classic garden cultivar is characterized by its banded variegation of golden-yellow bars. Foliage habit is more arching than upright, distinguishing it from 'Strictus.' Blooms appear in September and emerge pinkish copper. Prefers well-draining soil...