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Chasmanthium, Northern Sea Oats
2-3′ high by 2-3′ wide. Has flat dropping flowers heads. They come out green and then turn to a bronze color.
Deshampsia, Northern Lights Grass
1-3′ high by 0.5-1′ wide. Grey and gold variegation. Prefers moist afternoon shade soils.
Erianthus, Hardy Pampas Grass
9-12′ high by 5-6′ wide. Taller grass with larger flowers heads.
Festuca, Elijah Blue Fescue
1′ high by 1′ wide. Blue foliage on a small compact grass.
Hakonechloa, All Gold
1-2′ high by 1-1.5′ wide. Tolerates shady locations with golden foliage.
Hakonechloa, Aureola
2′ high by 2′ wide. Rich golden flowing foliage in full sun. Foliage has a lime-gold color to it when in the shade locations. Reddish tint in to going in to winter.
Imperata, Japanese Blood Grass
1-2′ high by 1-2′ wide. Red foliage on the tip of the green leaves.
Juncus, Big Twister
1.5-2′ high by 1-2′ wide. Twisting leaves. Prefers moist soils, full sun to partial shade.
Miscanthus Morning Light
4-5′ high by 2-3′ wide. Variegated green and white on a narrow strip. Reddish flowers that extend past the foliage.
Miscanthus, Adagio
3-4′ high by 2-3′ wide. Green-silver foliage. Flowers come out a pinkish color and turning white.
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