Grasses
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Giant Reed Grass Poaceae
A statuesque grass for the back of the border. Lush green leathery grey-green leaves. Rarely flowers in the UK. Perfectly hard with us. Cut down in spring.
Mosquito Grass, Blue Grama Poaceae
Short fine leaved grass with unusual flattened and bent inflorescences. Novelty for front of border. Full sun. USA.
Quaking Grass Poaceae
A recent introduction of the native Quaking Grass. A more compact habit topped with golden quakes in June & July. Ht 45cm.
Quaking Grass Poaceae
A gorgeous form of the native Quaking grass with strong stems, blue-green leaves and masses of silvery delicate flowerheads. Semi-evergreen. 60cm.
Korean Feather Reed Grass Poaceae
Bold clump forming grass with tall (1.2m) silvery grey plumes with a pinky tinge, held erect through the summer. Good in bold drifts. Sun or part-shade.
Feather Reed Grass Poaceae
Robust tight clump-forming Reed Grass. This form doesn’t run. Taller than ‘Karl Foerster’ and worth of a place in the border for its graceful movement. Europe.
Feather Reed Grass Poaceae
Popular tall green clump-forming grass for a strong vertical element in the garden. Turning a gorgeous straw colour late in the season. Ht 1.6m.
Feather Reed Grass Poaceae
Variegated Feather Reed Grass with spectacular fresh foliage in the spring and tall pinkish feathery plumes in summer. Straw coloured stems through the winter. Ht 1.4m. Sun.
Red Sedge Cyperaceae
Attractive weeping evergreen sedge with silvery foliage. Full sun. Ht 30cm. Excellent in a container.
Bowle’s Golden Sedge Cyperaceae
Cheerful semi-evergreen clump-forming perennial sedge. Narrow arching golden leaves appear in the spring with brown flowers. Excellent for pond margins. Discovered by E. A. Bowles in East Anglia.
Mace Sedge, Gray’s Sedge Cyperaceae
Deciduous sedge with spectacular green mace-like(medieval weapon) flowers in early summer turning brown with time. Enjoys moisture in the summer. Ht 40-120cm.
Dwarf Palm Sedge Cyperaceae
Dwarf palm sedge with feathery green leaves held out horizontally from the stem. Sun or part shade. Moisture retentive soil. Ht 30cm.
Variegated Palm Sedge Cyperaceae
A palm sedge sport found in Wolfgang Oehme’s garden by Tony Avent. Tasteful variegation appears as clear yellow edges in spring. Sun or part-shade. Ht 30cm. USA.
Variegated Palm Sedge Cyperaceae
A compact form of Palm Sedge with attractive white striped foliage. Giving a silvery appearance. Prefers dappled shade. Ht 40cm.
Seersucker Sedge Cyperaceae
Evergreen clump-forming sedge with lime- green foliage. Brown-black flowers appear in early spring on 20cm stems. Ht 30-40cm. Dappled shade. USA
Broad-leaved Sedge Cyperaceae
A bright yellow variegated form of C. siderosticha. Dramatic golden cascades in spring, for a shady position. Ht 25cm.
Broad-leaved Sedge Cyperaceae
A hardy bold white variegated deciduous broad leaf sedge. Robust clump-former for a shade or part-shady position. Ht 30cm.
Red Tussock Grass Poaceae
Evergreeen graceful tussock grass with tall arching bronze-red narrow leaves. Excellent in the winter sun. Our collection from the Greenstone Valley, S Island, New Zealand.
Tufted Hair Grass Poaceae
One of the best forms of tufted hair grass with dark green foliage and cloudy masses of flowers in July till September. Ht 80cm.
Tufted Hair Grass Poaceae
Excellent taller selection from Scotland, with robust dark green clumps and sturdy tall sprays of golden flowers. Ht 1.2m.
Hakone Grass Poaceae
More erect habit than the variegated forms. Bright green leaves. Graceful. Part-shade.
Hakone Grass Poaceae
Rare variegated form with green and white striped leaves. Graceful weeping habit. Excellent in containers. Part-shade.
Hakone Grass Poaceae
Newish form of Hakone grass with bright yellow golden leaves. Deciduous. Best in shade or part-shade. Ht 30-45cm.
Hakone Grass Poaceae
Stunning form of Hakone grass with golden variegated deciduous leaves. Graceful habit and movement. Ht 30-45cm. Excellent subject for containers. Sun or part-shade.
Blue Oat Grass Poaceae
Semi-evergreen clumps of fine silver-blue foliage and producing tall golden flowers in early summer. Sun. Ht 70-90cm.
Wood Rush Juncaceae
Evergreen low mounds of glossy, dark green leaves. Good mounding ground cover for sun or part-shade. Ht 25cm.
Wood Rush Juncaceae
Charming evergreen wood rush from the Azores. Dark green 60cm long leaves with showy clusters of brownish-purple flowers. Moist sun or part-shade. Ht 35cm.
Himalayan Fairy Grass Poaceae
Our favorite clump-forming Miscanthus with tall golden plumes through the winter. Hardy with us. Graceful. Ht 2m. Himalayas, SE Asia.
Silver Banner Grass Poaceae
Tall, upright grass with grey-green strap-like leaves with a silver strip. Excellent bamboo-like clump-former. Rarely flowers. Non-running. 3m. N China & Korea.
Chinese Silver Grass Poaceae
Wide strap-like leaves with creamy-white centres and green margins. Sturdy upright habit. Red flowers held within the foliage. Sun. Ht 2.2m.
Chinese Silver Grass Poaceae
Wide strap-like leaves with green centres and broad white margins. Red flowers held within the foliage. Late. Ht 2.2m. Introduced to the US from Japan by John Creech & Sylvester March of the US National Arboretum.
Chinese Silver Grass Poaceae
One of the most elegant and popular cultivars of M. sinensis. Medium sized with red-brown plumes and excellent autumn colour. Ht 1.2m.
Chinese Silver Grass Poaceae
Broad-leaved upright cultivar with light pink plumes. Newer variety.
Chinese Silver Grass Poaceae
Broad-leaved variegated variety. Shorter than M. s. Variegatus. Good in containers. Ht 90cm.
Chinese Silver Grass Poaceae
Narrow-leaved medium sized Miscanthus with arching leaves and good autumn colour. Feathery plumes open red and fade to silver. Ht 1.5m.
Chinese Silver Grass Poaceae
Narrow-leaved cultivar with graceful arching leaves and feathery pink-tinged flowers in late summer. Ht 1.5m. Has some ‘Gracillimus’ genes. Introduced by Ernst Pagels.