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Similar to Karl Foerster but slightly shorter and faster spreading. Bright green foliage and spikes of red-brown, feathery, spring inflorescence that matures to a golden-yellow. Seed heads persist over winter. Wetland or reclamation plant. Thrives in wet soils.
Native, clump-forming, self-seeding, rhizomatous prairie grass with upright to arching blue foliage. Pink-green, airy inflorescence from late spring to early summer. Grows best in wet soils by streams or ponds. Drought tolerant once established.
Clump-forming, cool-season grass with grey-green foliage and bright white centre stripe. Rosy inflorescence in summer form tan seed heads on tall, golden stems and hold over winter. Great background grass. Prefers moist, well-drained soil. Drought tolerant.
Upright clumps of rich, green foliage. Tall spikes of red-brown, feathery, early spring inflorescence turn golden-yellow in summer and forms beige seed heads over winter. A cool-season grass which tolerates a variety of wet soils including clay
Forms an upright mound of variegated blades consisting of a broad, white stripe with a narrow, green margin. Bright pink inflorescence appear in mid-to-late summer. Prefers a moist, humusy soil. Will tolerate wet soils. Asexual propagation prohibited.
Narrow, green blades with white stripes and pink flush on new foliage. Cool-season grass with feathery, golden inflorescence plumes in summer. Cut back in winter. Ideal for borders, containers and massing. Tolerates a variety of soil conditions.
Oval to heart-shaped foliage on wiry stems with tidy mounds of blue, bell-shaped blooms from summer to fall. Deadhead to encourage rebloom. Excellent for rock gardens, borders and containers. Prefers a moist, well-drained soil.
Earlier and heavier blooms than the 'clips' series. Tidy, low mounds of small, green foliage. Upward-facing, blue, bell-shaped blooms nearly cover the plant from late spring through to late summer with deadheading. Prefers a moist, well-drained soil.
