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Standing Ovation Little Bluestem brings ever-changing color to your landscape and perennial borders. In summer, this native ornamental grass is blue, changing to deep purple near the base. In late summer, the blades of grass are joined by lovely, delicate-looking seed heads of tan color. As fall arrives, the blades turn warm shades of yellow, red, orange, purple and brown. With the coming of winter, Standing Ovation dries to a golden color, keeping the garden bright in an otherwise dreary season. Standing Ovation's blades are thicker than those of the average little bluestem. This helps them stay upright throughout the seasons. A carefree perennial, Standing Ovation is a great choice for planting in soil that dries out quickly. Growing up to 4 ft. tall, it can also serve as a decorative, natural screen.

Perfect as a background plant, border, statement plant, for erosion control or in mass plantings. Stunning blue-green leaves are sturdy, holding up in wind and rain. Silvery white plumes and shades of orange leaves in fall. Deer resistant.

Chameleon Little Bluestem Grass shows that foliage is anything but boring. Chameleon Variegated Little Bluestem is a new cultivar of a native plant, offering amazing hardiness across all North American zones. Green and white in spring, this perennial transitions to pink and purple hues from summer into fall. Burgundy red seed heads appear on the stalks in autumn, adding to the late-season display. More than just a filler, Chameleon is excellent for erosion control or plantings in woodland gardens like all varieties in the schizachyrium grass family. Grows up to 24 in. tall and wide in full Sun areas. Hardy in USDA zones 3 to 9.

Chameleon Little Bluestem Grass shows that foliage is anything but boring. Chameleon Variegated Little Bluestem is a new cultivar of a native plant, offering amazing hardiness across all North American zones. Green and white in spring, this perennial transitions to pink and purple hues from Summer into fall. Burgundy red seed heads appear on the stalks in autumn, adding to the late-season display. More than just a filler, Chameleon is excellent for erosion control or plantings in woodland gardens like all varieties in the schizachyrium grass family. Grows up to 24 in. T and wide in full Sun areas. Hardy in USDA zones 3 to 9.

Pink Muhly Ornamental Grass forms neat clumps of narrow foliage in spring and summer. In late summer it becomes 1 of the most stunning plants around. Airy plumes of cotton-candy pink float above the foliage and they hold their color until fall is over. Extremely easy to maintain, Pink Muhly Ornamental Grass thrives despite heat, humidity, drought and even poor soil. Long-lived, too and birds feast on their seed. Plant in full sun. Grows 3 ft. tall and 2-1/2 ft. W.

Big Bluestem is a warm season grass, it actively grows during the Summer when soil temperatures are warm. It is a big plant, getting over 6 ft. tall in most situations. In a landscape it can be used as an accent, but it can be aggressive so is not recommended for small spaces. It has great fall color in the range of gold and pink.

Consistent, grey-blue foliage takes on hues of red and orange in fall. This is a warm season grass that thrives in hot, dry climates. Has a nice, sturdy upright habit.

Maiden Grass bears stately plumes that wave 5 ft. to 6 ft. in the air. Dark green summertime foliage turns a burnished copper hue in winter. The highly ornamental clumps, 3 ft. H to 4 ft. H, bloom in autumn. Maiden Grass adds height and texture to dried arrangements. It does well in full sun to partial shade.

Prairie Flame Grass has blades that start out green, but turn a dark burgundy color as the summer progresses. in late summer a pink colored plume forms and stays until frost. This Panicum grass variety forms a tight clump that will reach 4 ft. to 5 ft. tall with a width of approximately 3 ft.

Standing Ovation Little Bluestem brings ever-changing color to your landscape and perennial borders. in summer, this native ornamental grass is blue, changing to deep purple near the base. in late summer, the blades of grass are joined by lovely, delicate-looking seed heads of tan color. As fall arrives, the blades turn warm shades of yellow, red, orange, purple and brown. with the coming of winter, Standing Ovation dries to a golden color, keeping the garden bright in an otherwise dreary season. Standing Ovation's blades are thicker than those of the average little bluestem. This helps them stay upright throughout the seasons. A carefree perennial, Standing Ovation is a great choice for planting in soil that dries out quickly. Growing up to 4 ft. tall, it can also serve as a decorative, natural screen.