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Botanical / Common Name |
Description |
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Japanese Blood Grass Imperata 'Red Baron’ |
No other ornamental grass has this rich red color. It is striking and a wonderful impulse purchase for retail center customers. Japanese bloodgrass is a clump-forming, ornamental grass that features thin upright blades from 12-18" tall. The tips down to the center of each blade turn a garnet red in summer with a “bloody” color often deepening toward burgundy as the growing season progresses. Grass remains attractive until late autumn. Can be cut back as it goes dormant in winter. It will literally disappear on its own when the temperatures drop. It is a unique spring-summer ground cover. It is often used as a soil stabilizer even in sand near beach areas and other areas subject to erosion.
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Japanese Silver Grass Miscanthus sacchariflorus |
(spring planting) 4-6 ft., sun, waters edge, massing, blooms in Aug, Zone 4-8 | |
Japanese Sweet Flag Acorus gramineus |
(spring or fall planting) up to 1 ft., sun, part shade, up to 1 ft., sun, part shade, Zone 7-9 | |
Japanese Themeda Themeda triandra 'Japonica' |
(spring planting) 4-5 ft., sun, specimen, groups, deep red-orange foliage, Zone 5 | |
Japanese Tree Grass Hakonechloa macra |
(spring planting) 1-3 ft., part shade, groups, ground cover, elegant glossy green foliage, blooms in Summer, Zone 4-9 | |