Ornamental Grasses

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...

A wonderful introduction by Ernst Pagels, 'Graziella' has very similar attributes of 'Gracillimus,' although more upright and arching. Its green foliage is fine and narrow with very attractive blooms held high above the foliage. These blooms open early...

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...

This Miscanthus is best known for its large, abundant blooms that emerge purplish-pink and turn silver with maturity. Its fall foliage is another beautiful feature as it transforms from a medium green to a deep bronze in late summer. Don't overlook this...

Found at Bluemel Nursery in Maryland. Compact with strong, creamy-white and green variegation. Growers who have tried this one love it due to its outstanding performance!  Tray Size: 38 plants  Common Name: Variegated Japanese silver...

Large, feathery seed heads rise high above the foliage. Deep-green foliage has a distinct silver midrib and a gracefully arching shape. Ranks as more cold hardy than most of the Miscanthus species. Prefers well-draining soil.  Tray Size: 38...

Strictus' is recognized for its banded variegation of golden-yellow bars. Its growth habit is very upright, resembling porcupine quills. Can tolerate a wide range of soils.  Tray Size: 38 plants  Common Name: Porcupine...

Banded variegation of golden-yellow bars and stiff, upright growth habit call to mind porcupine quills. Tolerates a wide range of soils.  Tray Size: 72 plants  Common Name: Porcupine grass  USDA Hardiness Zone: 5 -...

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...

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...

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...

Wow! Magnificent upright clumps of wide, pendant green leaves. Flower stalks soar to 10', with light pink new flowers maturing to silver. Sterile, non-invasive, and a slow spreader. A big, bold statement in any garden.  Tray Size: 21...