Brizia Media 

  

Hardy Perennial.  

Foliage: Blue - green  

Flowering period: August to September  

Height: 30cm (12”)  

Spread: 80cm (32”)  

Position: Full Sun to partial shade  

Aspect: All aspects. Exposed or Sheltered  

Soil: Tolerant of most well drained fertile soil  

Ornamental Grass Briza media: “The Quaking Grass” has blue green leaves and flower heads that hang like scaly little heart shaped lockets that are tinged with pink from late spring to mid summer.

  

An easily-grown perennial Briza that prefers richer soil than most grasses and will tolerate semi shade well. Very easy to grow to perfection   

A native grass, that is worthy of a place in any border when its large quaking seed heads erupt over the foliage in summer. When first open, the seed heads are green but they gradually take on golden shades as summer progresses and become almost animated when touched by a gentle summer breeze.  

Briza media has graceful, pendant, nodding flowers, a wonderful cut flower adding elegance and feeling to summer and winter decorations.    

Plant Uses:   

Architectural, Cottage/Informal Garden, Drought Resistant, Flower Arranging, Flowers Borders and Beds, Low Maintenance or Mediterranean  

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches.

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Festuca amethystina large blue fescue

Hardy Perennial

Foliage: Blue-green leaves.

Height: 20-30cm (8-12”)

Spread: 30-38cm (12-15”)

Position: Full Sun to partial shade

Aspect: All aspects. Exposed or Sheltered

Soil: Needs sharp drained soil  

Festuca amethystina has the most striking combination of silvery-blue, tufted blades of foliage, with drooping, dark violet-tinged flower stems that will rise above the foliage in the first year if sown early enough.   

It is a gem for a rock garden or containers; it is drought-proof once established. In the garden it's happiest in full sun and well-drained soils but can handle moist soils better than other species of Festuca.   

The stiff thread-like blue foliage forms dense mounds, which look good grown for foliage interest amongst a wide variety of plants. Wonderful with rocks or as a small scale groundcover or edging plant. Best in full sun, but will tolerate some shade with moderate to regular water.     

Plants develop their most intense colouration when kept dry in summer.

This beautiful selection rivals the best of the Festuca glauca cultivars - a small-scale ornamental grass which produces big-time results in the garden!

Aftercare:

Feed in spring like ordinary perennials, with a single dressing of a general fertiliser. Even without an annual feed, most grasses will put on a first-rate show. The more nitrogen grasses receive the greener and further they'll grow. This spreading habit is fine in a field, but in a garden they may become too lush and the flower quality may suffer.

Division:

Divide in March to April. It is relatively easy to propagate by division. Do this in spring, not autumn, as some newly divided plants may rot before they've developed a good root system.

Plant Uses:

Architectural, Cottage/Informal Garden, Drought Resistant, Flower Arranging, Flowers Borders and Beds, Low Maintenance or Mediterranean   

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches

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Festuca glauca blue fescue grass

Hardy Perennial  

Foliage: Blue-green leaves.  

Height: 15cm (6”)  

Spread: 15-22cm (6-9”)  

Position: Full Sun to partial shade  

Aspect: All aspects. Exposed or Sheltered  

Soil: Needs sharp drained soil  

Dainty diminutive Festuca glauca makes a tight mound of steely blue, needle-like blades and is one of the most tactile of the evergreen grasses. A new flush of blue-grey leaves appears by early spring and makes a fine foil for bright, low-growing bulbs. Planted as a specimen or in swathes across a high- summer garden, the colour is so unexpected it can't help but catch the eye.  

Festuca glauca is not a showy specimen plant but in a minimalist scheme, against a backing of slate and red chippings, it adds texture, colour and interest. These fescues look terrific planted in a silver-blue swathe among taller grasses: weave them through dark carexes or plant them around the base of deschampsias, molinias or miscanthus.  

Aftercare:  

Feed in spring like ordinary perennials, with a single dressing of a general fertiliser. Even without an annual feed, most grasses will put on a first-rate show. The more nitrogen grasses receive the greener and further they'll grow. This spreading habit is fine in a field, but in a garden they may become too lush and the flower quality may suffer.  

Division:  

Once the plant is established, divide in March to April. It is relatively easy to propagate by division. Do this in spring, not autumn, as some newly divided plants may rot before they've developed a good root system.  

Plant Uses:  

Architectural, Cottage/Informal Garden, Drought Resistant, Flower Arranging, Flowers Borders and Beds, Low Maintenance or Mediterranean.  

Good companions

Small, sun-loving plants such as rock roses, thymes, smaller erodiums and single, low-growing pinks, mingle well with this grass on a scree or slope. Alternatively, dark-leaved sedums and the strappy-leaved black Ophiopogon planiscapus 'Nigrescens' provide a strong contrast to the clumps.  

Dark-purple lavenders of every type, the large-leaved sage (Salvia officinalis), lamb's ears (Stachys byzantina) and the ponytail grass (Stipa tenuissima) make good companions in a sunny border of silvers.  

For a striking spring partnership, team blue fescue with Crocus chrysantha 'Blue Pearl' and 'Ladykiller', pink and red species tulips or deep-blue scillas.  

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches.

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Hordeum jubatum squirrel tail grass

Hardy Annual.   

Foliage: Grey-green with purple tinge  

Height: 50cm (20”)  

Spread: 15-22cm (6-9”)  

Position: Full Sun to partial shade  

Aspect: All aspects. Exposed or Sheltered  

Soil: Needs sharp drained soil  

  

  

Hordeum jubatum: beautiful small grass that grows to 50cm (20in) high. It carries silky, greyish panicles in early and mid summer, which develop a reddish or purple tinge at the tips. Fantastic in massed groups, or around taller, more stately plants   

Squirrel-Tail Grasses are the ultimate architectural plant, adding see-through effects, gentle rustling, autumn colour and winter shapes. They also tolerate a range of conditions, from gravel gardens to solid lumpy clay.     

Aftercare:  

Feed in spring like ordinary perennials, with a single dressing of a general fertiliser. Even without an annual feed, most grasses will put on a first-rate show. The more nitrogen grasses receive the greener and further they'll grow. This spreading habit is fine in a field, but in a garden they may become too lush and the flower quality may suffer.     

Division:  

Once the plant is established, divide in March to April. It is relatively easy to propagate by division. Do this in spring, not autumn, as some newly divided plants may rot before they've developed a good root system.     

Drying:  

Squirrel Tail Grass can be dried and make interesting focal or secondary flowers in dried arrangements.   

To dry, gather when the heads have changed colour but before they start to break up, cut the flower at the height of bloom and hang upside down in a cool, dark place to dry. If dried correctly they will hold their colour well.   

Plant Uses:   

Architectural, Cottage/Informal Garden, Drought Resistant, Flower Arranging, Flowers Borders and Beds, Low Maintenance or Mediterranean.   

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches.

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Pampas grass cortaderia selloana Pink

Cortaderia are robust evergreen grasses forming large, compact tufts of narrowly linear, rough-edged leaves, with erect stems bearing dense silvery or pink-tinged flower panicles which are excellent for drying.

  

  

  

A perennial, evergreen grass forming compact clumps of sharp-edged, narrow arching leaves, to 1m in length. Silky plumes of flowers on stems to 1.5m.

  

  

  

Pruning Cut back old, flowered stems and dead foliage at the bases in late winter.

Pests Generally pest free.

Diseases Generally disease free

Soil Acid, Alkaline or Neutral. Moist but well-drained or well-drained. Chalk, Clay, Loam or Sand.

Aspect All aspects. Exposed or Sheltered.  

Flowers: in Summer.

Foliage: Green and Yellow.

Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen.  

Suggested Plant Uses: Architectural, Cottage/Informal Garden, Flower Arranging, Flowers Borders and Beds, Low Maintenance or Prairie Planting.   

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches.

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Pampas grass cortaderia selloana White

Cortaderia are robust evergreen grasses forming large, compact tufts of narrowly linear, rough-edged leaves, with erect stems bearing dense silvery or pink-tinged flower panicles which are excellent for drying.

  

  

  

A perennial, evergreen grass forming compact clumps of sharp-edged, narrow arching leaves, to 1m in length. Silky plumes of flowers on stems to 1.5m.

  

  

  

Pruning Cut back old, flowered stems and dead foliage at the bases in late winter.

Pests Generally pest free.

Diseases Generally disease free

Soil Acid, Alkaline or Neutral. Moist but well-drained or well-drained. Chalk, Clay, Loam or Sand.

Aspect All aspects. Exposed or Sheltered.  

Flowers: in Summer.

Foliage: Green and Yellow.

Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen.  

Suggested Plant Uses: Architectural, Cottage/Informal Garden, Flower Arranging, Flowers Borders and Beds, Low Maintenance or Prairie Planting.

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches.

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Pennisetum alopecuroides

Preferred common name: Chinese fountain grass 'Hameln'

  

Pennisetum can be annual or perennial, evergreen or deciduous grasses, clump-forming or spreading in habit, with linear leaves and narrow flowering panicles with conspicuous bristles. 

  

Hameln is a clump-forming perennial grass with arching linear leaves and cylindrical panicles of bristly, purple-tinged spikelets in late summer. 

  

Pruning  

Remove dead foliage and old flowered stems in spring.  

Pests Generally pest free.   

Diseases Generally disease free.     

Soil Acid, Alkaline or Neutral. Moist but well-drained or well-drained. Chalk, Loam or Sand.     

Aspect All aspects. Sheltered.     

Propagation  

Propagate by seed sown in containers in a warm glasshouse in spring or by division in spring.     

Flowers: Pale Purple in Summer and Autumn.     

Foliage: Yellow in Autumn.     

Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen.     

Suggested Plant Uses: Cottage/Informal Garden, Flower Arranging, Flowers Borders and Beds or Low Maintenance.    

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches. 

  

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Pennisetum macrouruna tail feathers fountain grass

  

Tender Perennial, treat as an annual

Flowers: Graceful creamy-white bracts. June to frost.

Foliage: Clump-forming, Green in Summer

Height: 50-60cm (18-24”)

Spread: 50-60cm (18-24”)

Position: Full sun to partial shade.

Aspect: All aspects. Exposed or Sheltered

Soil: Light, moderately fertile, moist but well-drained soil. 

P. macrouruna “Tail Feathers” is a beautiful tussock forming grass that produces an abundance of long, thin, bristly flower heads in summer that start off white and gradually turn to a pale straw colour. Its leaves are pale green on the surface with a silvery underside.

In perennial beds, Pennisetum can provide an upright form and help blend colours together. They provide a texture and colour contrast against evergreen shrubs in winter and a soft green background for blooming plants in summer.

Loved for its form and its bristly seed heads, fountain grass is one of the easiest grasses to grow and a staple of many gardens. The flowers last throughout summer and well into winter. 

It is a fairly tender perennial often used as an annual and is hardy down to about -5*C, so if planted in a sheltered spot, may survive the winter, otherwise it can be grown in large pots and moved to a cool greenhouse over the winter months. 

Aftercare:

Cut back old foliage in spring as new growth appears in the centres of plants.

Feed in summer with single dressing of a dilute general fertiliser. Even without an annual feed, most grasses will put on a first-rate show. The more nitrogen grasses receive the greener and further they'll grow. Do not over do it…their spreading habit is fine in a field, but in a garden they may become too lush and the flower quality may suffer.  

Drying:

Cream Falls can be dried and make interesting focal or secondary flowers in dried arrangements. To dry, cut the flower at the height of bloom and hang upside down in a cool, dark place to dry. 

Plant Uses:

Beds and borders, City, Containers, Cottage/Informal, Foliage only, Prairie planting. Flower arrangements. Low Maintenance or Mediterranean 

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches.

  

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Pennisetum setaceum ruepelii fountain grass

  

Tender Perennial, treated as an Annual.

Flowers: Copper / Rose bracts. June to frost.

Foliage: Clump-forming, Green in Summer

Height: 50-70cm (20-26”)

Spread: 45-60cm (18-24”)

Position: Full sun to partial shade.

Aspect: All aspects. Exposed or Sheltered

Soil: Light, moderately fertile, moist but well-drained soil. 

P. setaceum “Ruepelii” gives attractive clumps of graceful, arching leaves are lovely year ‘round. Even more so when they bear showy, long fuzzy, coppery-rose heads which are gorgeous when they catch the sunlight.

It is one of the easiest and most visually stunning grasses to grow. The grassy clumps may initially disappoint you.......but then comes the gorgeous display of arching stems, each one ending in a perfectly formed fountains of dark awns. The flowers last throughout summer and well into winter. Carefree plants make a very interesting landscape accent. Blooms the first year, too. 

It is a fairly tender perennial often used as an annual. It is hardy down to about -5*C, so if planted in a sheltered spot, should survive the winter.  

Aftercare:

Cut back old foliage in spring as new growth appears in the centres of plants.

Feed in summer with single dressing of a dilute general fertiliser. Even without an annual feed, most grasses will put on a first-rate show. The more nitrogen grasses receive the greener and further they'll grow. Do not over do it…their spreading habit is fine in a field, but in a garden they may become too lush and the flower quality may suffer.     

Drying:

Cream Falls can be dried and make interesting focal or secondary flowers in dried arrangements. To dry, cut the flower at the height of bloom and hang upside down in a cool, dark place to dry. 

Plant Uses:

Beds and borders, City, Containers, Cottage/Informal, Foliage only, Prairie planting. Flower arrangements. Low Maintenance or Mediterranean. 

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches.

  

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Pennisetum Villosum cream falls fountain grass

  

Tender Perennial, treated as an Annual

Flowers: Graceful creamy-white bracts. June to frost.

Foliage: Clump-forming, Green in Summer

Height: 45-60cm (18-24”)

Spread: 50-60cm (20-24”)

Position: Full sun to partial shade.

Aspect: All aspects. Exposed or Sheltered

Soil: Light, moderately fertile, moist but well-drained soil.

A stunning grass, Creams Falls Fountain Grass (Pennisetum villosum 'Cream Falls') develops abundant, graceful creamy white bracts all summer. Terrific for a border, cut or dried arrangements, or in containers.  

Awarded the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM).

Aftercare:

Cut back old foliage in spring as new growth appears in the centres of plants.

Feed in summer with single dressing of a dilute general fertiliser. Even without an annual feed, most grasses will put on a first-rate show. The more nitrogen grasses receive the greener and further they'll grow. Do not over do it…their spreading habit is fine in a field, but in a garden they may become too lush and the flower quality may suffer.

Drying:

Cream Falls can be dried and make interesting focal or secondary flowers in dried arrangements. To dry, cut the flower at the height of bloom and hang upside down in a cool, dark place to dry. 

Plant Uses:

Beds and borders, City, Containers, Cottage/Informal, Foliage only, Prairie planting. Flower arrangements. Low Maintenance or Mediterranean 

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches.      

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Stipa tenuissima 'Pony Tails'

  

Hardy Perennial

Foliage: Grey-green with purple tinge

Flowers: Summer to Autumn

Height: 60cm (24”)

Spread: 30cm (12”)

Position: Full Sun to partial shade

Aspect: All aspects. Exposed or Sheltered

Soil: Needs sharp drained soil

The stipas include some of the most beautiful plants, and tenuissima makes a dense tuft of vertical growth spurting out of the ground, the base of the leaves packed tightly together in a clump. The top growth is nicely topped by the pale summer flowers and sways in the breeze, being slightly more eye-catching than the species parent. It can be grown in all kinds of imaginative ways, in rows with say Heliotropium in the alternating spaces, or encircling a standard (a shrub with a vertical bare leg, and all its growth on top). You can even grow 'Pony Tails' in long, sinuous lines through a border. It needs poor, free-draining ground because if the soil is too rich it tends to flop over. 

Aftercare:

Feed in spring like ordinary perennials, with a single dressing of a general fertiliser. Even without an annual feed, most grasses will put on a first-rate show. The more nitrogen grasses receive the greener and further they'll grow. This spreading habit is fine in a field, but in a garden they may become too lush and the flower quality may suffer. 

Division:

Once the plant is established, divide in March to April. It is relatively easy to propagate by division. Do this in spring, not autumn, as some newly divided plants may rot before they've developed a good root system. 

Drying:

Pony Tails can be dried and make interesting focal or secondary flowers in dried arrangements. Cut the flower at the height of bloom and hang upside down in a cool, dark place to dry.

Plant Uses:

Architectural, Cottage/Informal Garden, Drought Resistant, Flower Arranging, Flowers Borders and Beds, Low Maintenance or Mediterranean.    

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches. 

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Carex testacea prairie fire red switch

 

Hardy Perennial.

Foliage: Olive green turning deep red, intensifies in summer

Height: 30 - 40cm (12 -16”)

Spread: 30 - 45cm (12 -18”)

Position: Full sun preferred.

Aspect: All aspects. Exposed or Sheltered

Soil: Light, moderately fertile, moist but well-drained soil.

Carex Prairie Fire is an outstanding specimen plant which is ideal for adding different colours and textures to your garden

A very ornamental grass, the attractive green bronze, fine leaved foliage erupts into colour like burning embers, quickly becoming established in borders or containers- In late summer, panicles of rosy flowers appear just above the foliage.

Carex adapts to most soil types, they are excellent used to give texture in the perennial garden or as a small-scale ground cover. The foliage is outstanding planted with silver foliage plants, brightly coloured flowers or variegated grasses.

Plant in full sun, but keep well-watered during hot weather. Cut back to 10cm (4”) in early spring as new growth appears.  

Aftercare:

Cut back old foliage to 10cm (4”) in spring as new growth appears in the centres of plants.

Feed in summer with single dressing of a dilute general fertiliser. Even without an annual feed, most grasses will put on a first-rate show. The more nitrogen grasses receive the greener and further they'll grow. Do not over do it…their spreading habit is fine in a field, but in a garden they may become too lush and the flower quality may suffer.  

Plant Uses: Beds and borders, City, Containers, Cottage/Informal, Foliage, Prairie planting. Flower arrangements. Low Maintenance or Mediterranean

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches.

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Pennisetum setaceum Red Fountain Grass

 

Red fountain grass Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum' has become a popular landscaping element in Southern California, especially since it is drought and heat resistant. Yet the fountain grass genus hails originally from Africa, southwestern Asia, and Arabia. Its common name refers to the fountain of flower stalks that cascade from the foliage, and its genus name comes from the Latin words penna and seta, meaning "feather bristle." The rich burgundy leaves and stalks of the 'Rubrum' cultivar make it a real show-stopper.

  

Botanical Name: Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum'  

Form: Tender herbaceous perennial grass  

Sun Exposure: Full Sun  

Height/Habit: 75cm - 90cm, upright

Spread: 44cm - 50cm

Spacing: 44cm - 50cm 

Foliage Type: Long, narrow foliage in a deep bronze-purple color.

Flower Form: Masses of small feathery flowers form a long plume.

Flower Color: Reddish-pink

Flowering Date: Mid summer onwards  

Planting Requirements: Set at the same level it is at in the container, firm well and water in thoroughly

Soil Requirements: Average garden soil that is well drained

Growth Rate: Fast once established, which takes approximately 2 - 3 weeks  

Unique Characteristics: One of the most attractive and dramatic accents in the garden or a container. The tall cascading foliage is brilliantly colored and is beautifully offset by pink flower plumes. It is effective the moment it is planted and continues its lovely display right up to the killing frosts of fall. Perfect as a centerpiece, specimen planting or mixed with other summer flowers. Although it is not hardy, it is sure to be an annual favorite for the summer and fall garden as it is one of the most striking of all annuals. So easy to care for.  

Pruning: None   

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches  

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Ophiopogon planiscapus 'Nigrescens'

 

Evergreen hardy perennial grass, grown for its distinctive grass like, black leaves. Racemes of lilac flowers in summer are followed by black fruits.9'' x 12''

Plant Type: grass/bamboo

Height (cm): 15-45

Flowers in july to sept

Soil Requirements: Well drained

Aspect Requirements: partial shade

Sunlight Requirements: Sun  but will grow in Partial Shade

Colour Group: Blue/mauve   

Foliage: spikey  

"Black Grass" is a beautiful clump-forming evergreen perennial with grass-like leaves which are dark purple green, almost black. The flowers show up as dainty pearls, iridescent with the faintest blush of pink/violet followed by the black berries in late summer.

The plant is in fact a member of the lily family, but is nearly always included in with grasses. It is a slow growing plant but once it is established, it sends out "little babies" on runners.

As it is so dwarf, it is easily lost in a border and looks best grown on a rock garden or raised bed. Left undisturbed it slowly forms fair-sized colonies and looks good interplanted with small wandering perennials. It provides a brilliant contrast with most other plants.

It has been awarded the prestigious Award of Garden Merit by the RHS

Aftercare:

Divide in March to May before their new growth period starts.

Healthy plants soon grow into a large clump as new fans of leaves develop around the older ones. These will eventually develop their own roots and can be easily detached from the parent plant.  

Plant Uses:

Edging of Paths, Beds and Borders, Containers, Raised Beds / Alpine and Rock Gardens.

Looks good with:

A great many plants, but especially Other Grasses

Sold as off shoots/runners

Height Supplied Approx 4 - 6 inches.

  

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Lagurus ovatus hare’s tail grass

 

Lagurus ovatus is probably the most appealing of all the ornamental grasses. The name ‘Hare’s Tail’ perfectly accurately describes the creamy-white flower heads, which are hare's tail-shaped, fur-like and soft to the touch!

A short grass with green leaves and a clump forming habit, the fluffy plumes are ideal for the edge of the garden, adding texture to beds and borders. Easy to grow from seed and flowering in 12-13 weeks and although an annual, it may be hardy in some regions or with frost-free protection in winter.

Awarded the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM)

Drying: 

Hare’s Tail Grass can be dried and make interesting focal or secondary flowers in dried arrangements. Cut the flowers after they open, tie them in bunches, and hang them upside down in a well-ventilated room.

Flowers:       Creamy white awns in July to September   

Height:         40cm (15”) 

Spread:       15-22cm (6-9”) 

Position:      Full Sun 

Prefers sandy soil and medium to low fertility

Supplied height approx 4 - 6 inches 

 

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