This grass dies back to below ground level each year in autumn, then fresh new growth appears again in spring.
"Ideal in containers, but as happy studding a hot, dry, sunny border, planted with traditional herbaceous plants (look terrific with Hemerocallis); handy in large swathes as ground cover; super for growing on difficult dry banks or rock and gravel gardens, and naturalises well"
Totally recommended. A trouble free plant that is showing healthy signs of new spring growth. The seedheads are elegant and very beautiful - both in the garden and dried - I still have some in a winter 'flower' arrangement. Last summer was so hot some grasses and other plants didn't flower or only very late, but this was totally obliging.
Soleil
Mid Wales
I bought this plant as it fits in with the style I am trying to achieve. As it is young it has yet to flower, but I am hopeful it will do so this year. I am always very happy with the quality of your plants. Your 1 litre is just that, not a 9cm pot potted on before sending, so half the soil ends up in the packing.
Nicky
Stroud
Stunning plant with lovely texture
Vw
Brighton
Nicely grown, well packed plant
Wardrobe123
Leigh, Surrey
Wonderful in a container of mixed border. Delicate soft grass with oat coloured see heads that dance in the breeze. Long season of interest. A real delight.
Quaking grass
Redhill, Surrey
Great grass that stays upright all thru the winter. Not invasive, small upright clump.
Happy Gardener
West Sussex
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As the days shorten, the autumn sun sinks a little lower every day and begins to backlight the borders, picking up detail and silhouette. There’s plenty to enjoy,- seed heads, in autumnal shades of brown and silver take centre stage, often lasting until m
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