Dried Grasses For Decoration

Fireworks brings deep beautiful color wherever you plant it, even in containers! It grows 24” to 36” tall and holds its color all season long, even deep onto the fall. The FIRST Variegated Purple Fountain Grass! Pennisetum Fireworks ('Fireworks' Pennisetum...

It has an upright habit, with a gentle cascading effect (to the outside foliage), lending a touch of additional elegance to its form. Dazzling Color Earlier Than Other Grasses With Hot Rod Switch Grass you won't have to wait long to enjoy vibrant color...

Enjoy Big Excitement From a Little Plant! It's time to add some energy and excitement to your tired garden and we have just the thing for you! EverColor Everlite Variegated Sedge Grass (Carex oshimensis ‘Everlite') is the newest introduction in the...

The deep purple buds mature to smoky purple plumes. * Enormous Purple Plumes All Summer * Golden Foliage in Autumn * Deer Resistant * Great as foundation plantings Use this plant in containers, in sunny borders, meadows, rock gardens, and foundation plantings.

Evercolor Everlime keeps its shape and color all year, being cold hardy up to zone 5. Order yours today! * Cold-hardy to zone 5 * Distinctive lime-striped foliage * Super-easy care * Deer resistant

Once you see Adagio Maiden Grass backlit by the sun on a crisp fall evening, though, you will know what's been missing. You will be thrilled by simple beauty they add. Don't wait to order these sure-fire great additions to your landscape.

It will flourish in high sun but also tolerate the shady spots in your yard. Fast-Growing Durable Turf Grass Legacy Buffalo Grass is a variety of Buffalo grass developed by the University of Nebraska.

It shows allelopathic tendencies so it is known to suppress weeds. A Thick, Soft Lawn That Tolerates Intense Heat The University of California released this remarkable grass in 2003.

Try some today to begin enjoying its stellar qualities. Your Dwarf Mondo Grass is a grass similar to lawn grass, with a dark green color. As it grows it abandons its erect stance and adopts a rather elegant manner, slightly bowing for a gentle, soft appearance.

If you have to garden small, be sure to go big! Order your own Little Miss Maiden Grass today. Something these small gardens often lack is the motion and grandeur of grass, since so many of the American prairie grasses are big and bold.

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If you want to really stop traffic, a mass planting along a walk or driveway will do the trick. Gold Dew has very dark green leaves and blooms a little later than other grasses, but when it blooms it is covered in golden inflorescence that dance and shine...

Plants should be groomed or cut to the ground in early spring to remove tattered foliage and make way for new foliage. Is a swaying fine textured clump forming grass. No other grass exhibits quite the refinement of texture as this species.

The golden color of this cultivar casts a reflection on ponds and streams and will reflect light. Cultivars of this species are superior garden plants to the species. Carex Bowles Golden is easily grown in medium to wet soil in full sun to part shade.

Clumps slowly expand in circumference by short rhizomes, but retain tight clump shape. Miscanthus Yaku Jima. Foliage should be left standing throughout the winter for visual interest and to provide protection for the crowns.

Foliage has an overall silvery appearance. Tiny reddish-copper flowers appear in long tassel-like inflorescences above the foliage in mid to late September, gradually turning into silvery white plumes as the seeds mature.

Cultivars available in commerce today, typically growing 3 to 4 feet tall (5 feet in bloom.) It is an upright, warm season, clump-forming ornamental grass which features extremely narrow, silver-gray blades which turn yellow in fall.

This sedge is evergreen in the deep South, maintaining good foliage in both summer and winter. Plants are evergreen throughout most of their growing range. A dense, clump-forming sedge it features grass-like, arching, variegated leaves which are creamy...

Miscanthus Little Zebra makes a tidy, compact mound of green foliage with prominent, yellow horizontal banding that holds well through the summer. Easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soil in full sun to part shade.

Flower plumes persist well into winter providing good winter interest. A blaqze of coppery-pink plumes is the perfect addition to any fall garden. The foliage dries and turns tan-bronze for the winter.

It was designed for drying edible beans, small specialty grains and grass seeds at a high controlled temperature to obtain minimum damage during drying and handling. - multiple Conditioning Applications - Labor saving by filling in the field - Low maintenance...

Mulch in winter. This grass is made for partial shade. Species plants reportedly have better winter hardiness and perform better in full sun exposures than ‘Areola'. Propagation is easiest by division.

Perfect for use in rain gardens, and provides winter interest in any situation. Perfect for grouping in sun and ideal for attracting birds. Shenandoah's fantastic steel blue upright foliage slowly adds a dose of burgundy that increases as the season progresses.

Features metallic-blue leaves which turn yellow in autumn, fading to tan-beige in winter. Switch grasses are an important wildlife cover in native, natural areas. Foliage clump is topped in mid-summer by finely-textured, pink-tinged, branched flower panicles...

We truly love this product and use it on all plants we install in our own gardens. Uses: Drought tolerant, ground cover, Rain Gardens, Will grow under Black walnuts, Can be used to stabilize soil on slopes.

Best grown in sandy or rocky, dry to medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun to light shade. Tolerates poor soils. Details: Pink Muhly grass is best grouped or massed for late season color.

In 1848, and for many years now has been grown as an ornamental plant in certain southern and western parts of the U.S. It has also been grown commercially for harvest of its large flower plumes for use in dried arrangements.