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Mexican feather grass is one of the most graceful grasses available, bringing soothing movement to the garden with even the slightest breeze. Clumps of extremely fine lime-green leaves, perhaps the finest of all ornamental grasses, are topped by feathery plumes in late spring. This cool-season grass is wispy and soft, adding unique texture to any landscape. Mass in gardens for maximum movement effect. Terrific too in decorative containers, especially useful in patios and smaller yards. Wheat-colored seed heads and lime-green foliage create a delightful 2-toned effect. Very drought tolerant, making it suitable for xeriscape gardens. Contrasts well with succulents such as agaves as well as red yucca and salvias. Adds height and softness to mixed container planting. Potential for aggressive spread. pinch flowers early to prevent plant from self-sowing. Grows to 18 in. to 24 in. H and 24 in. W. Plant in well-drained soil. Provide full to part sun. Flowers in summer. Hardy to Zone 6/-10°F.

A fan favorite botanical, feather reed grass dances with every breath of wind to create peaceful, living landscapes. It's a calming plant that sounds like a whisper in the breeze. The feathery nature of this grasses' purple/red flowers are held high with strong stems emerging from tufts of arching green and white grass. Add vertical variety to any architectural or ornamental space with this Avalanche Feather Reed Grass. Avalanche Feather Reed Grass is a perennial best suited to live in the sun with moist soil. It is recommended for USDA Hardiness Zones 4 through 9. The colors change as the seasons do, from variegated green and white/silver grass with reddish/brown flowers in the spring to tan/beige flowers in the fall. It's spread is 24 in. and will grow up to 5 ft. at maturity with seed heads up to 12 in. L. There is no doubt that this flowy, brush-like Avalanche Feather Reed Grass will elevate your botanical space while bringing a more natural look and feel as it interacts effortlessly with the wind. Give yourself the chance to enjoy this feather reed grass as much as the grass enjoys the breeze.

Dwarf Mondo Grass, also known as Dwarf Lilyturf, is an evergreen perennial in zones 6-10. This mounding ornamental grass grows approximately 1 ft. Tall and wide and is a popular alternative to traditional turf grass. Mondo Grass prefers shade and moist soil which makes it an excellent choice for hard to plant in areas of the garden and lawn alike. Inconspicuous blooms appear in the summer months and produce small blue ornamental fruits. When used as a lawn alternative, Mondo Grass can be mowed on a high setting once a year during the active growing season to manage growth.

Karl Forester Grass produces big, mauve-pink, feathery blooms above stunning red stems. These become wheat-colored seed heads that last through summer and into winter. Feather Reed Grass reaches 5 ft. to 6 ft. tall, making it great for a backdrop to a mixed border. It also makes an ideal companion to other ornamental grasses or late-summer perennials.

Silver Feather Miscanthus Ornamental Grass feature plumes of silver that appear in late summer above deep green foliage. Grows up to 8 ft. tall and 4 ft. wide in full sun and well-drained soil. It grows at a medium rate and is very easy to grow and adapts to almost all growing conditions.

Karl Foerster Feather Reed Grass stands out as an exceptional ornamental grass with its distinctive vertical growth habit and striking feathery seed heads that emerge in late spring to early summer. This beautiful grass thrives in full sun to partial shade, showcasing its drought tolerance and resistance to deer. You can use it to add texture and movement to your garden, whether in borders, containers, or as a backdrop for your other plants. Plus, its slim, upright growth makes it perfect for smaller gardens and urban spaces.

Feather Reed Grass produces big, mauve-pink, feathery blooms above stunning red stems. These become wheat-colored seed heads that last through summer and into winter. Feather Reed Grass reaches 5 ft. and dash, 6 ft. tall and dash (Column W says 4 ft. to 5 ft. tall, not 5 ft. to 6 ft. which do we put here, if anything) making it great for a backdrop to a mixed border. It also makes an ideal companion to other ornamental grasses or late-summer perennials. Feather Reed Grass ships established in its own 2.5 Qt. container.

Karl Forester Grass produces big, mauve-pink, feathery blooms above stunning red stems. These become wheat-colored seed heads that last through summer and into winter. Feather Reed Grass reaches 5 ft. to 6 ft. tall, making it great for a backdrop to a mixed border. It also makes an ideal companion to other ornamental grasses or late-summer perennials.

Mexican feathergrass is brimming with grace. The slightest wind will send the delicate flower stalks and thin leaves of this perennial grass into motion. Native to North American drylands, Mexican feathergrass thrives in quick-draining, lean soil and tolerates drought with ease. It reseeds, though not in an invasive way, to naturalize in meadows or on slopes for erosion control. Pair it with flowering perennials or succulents. It is a favorite at our nursery and it a plus to any landscape project, it gives a different texture to a landscape that is hard to find with another plant.

Mexican Feather Grass has tan flowers and bright green foliage in late Summer. It is not recommended for California gardens, where it has been identified as invasive. When the grass turns brown it can be removed immediately or in the spring.