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ACORUS CHRISTOPHII
| This exciting, newly collected grass-like species grows to twice the size of A. gramineus and has larger, showier spathes. Excellent ground cover or water-side plant. 12in (30cm) |
£ 5.00
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ARUNDO DONAX
| This Mediterranean native grows larger and taller than any other grass in cold climates bar the bamboo. Stems upright, leaves coarse, gray-green to 3in (7.5cm) wide. Foot tall inflorescences top the culms opening with a pink cast drying to silver. Strikin |
£ 5.00
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BRIZA MEDIA
| Lovely selection of the perennial quaking grass with blue-green leaves and larger dangling locket-like flowers. June 18in (45cm) |
£ 5.50
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CALAMAGROSTIS ACUTIFLORA KARL FOERSTER
| Forms dense leafy tufts with stiffly upright stems and narrow flowers that remain effective for many months. Lovely vertical accent in borders. 5ft (150cm) |
£ 5.50
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CALAMAGROSTIS ACUTIFLORA Overdam
| Stunning selection with brightly white-striped leaves that remain looking good for months. 4ft (1.2m) |
£ 5.50
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CALAMAGROSTIS BRACHYTRICHA (Stipa, Achnatherum)
| One of the most decorative of all grasses, though still new and little known, making pinkish-grey ovoid panicles in summer and lasting well into winter. 3ft (90cm) |
£ 5.50
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CAREX EVERGOLD
| Clump forming with arching, evergreen, glossy leaves, creamy-yellow edged rich green. 30cm (1ft) |
£ 5.00
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CAREX MORROWII FISHER'S FORM
| Strong growing evergreen clump-forming sedge with broad green leaves edged cream. Showy flowers in spring. 18in (45cm) |
£ 5.00
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CAREX MUSKINGUMENSIS
| Palm-leafed sedge. Yellowish-green leaves and a habit of growth like a miniature forest of palms. 18in (45cm) |
£ 5.00
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CAREX MUSKINGUMENSIS SILBERSTREIF (Silver Stripe)
| Similar to the above but with showy white centre stripe. 18in (45cm) |
£ 5.00
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CAREX PANICEA
| Carnation grass. Low, slow-spreading tufts of narrow, intensely blue leaves. Not invasive. 8in (20cm) |
£ 5.00
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CAREX PENDULA MOONRAKER
| A striking form of the pendulous sedge. New leaves emerge white, turn cream then yellow eventually going green in late summer. 3ft (90cm) |
£ 5.00
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CAREX SIDEROSTICA VARIEGATA
| Low-growing slowly spreading sedge with broad, flat leaves margined white and flushed pink in spring. Best in a cool, dampish place. 9in (20cm) |
£ 5.00
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CAREX SP UGANDA
| Grey-blue leaves and flowers like C. Pendula but very strong-growing. 5ft (150cm) |
£ 6.00
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CAREX TESTACEA
| Arching evergreen leaves, olive-green becoming orange in full sun. 18in (45cm) |
£ 5.00
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CAREX TRIFIDA VAR CHATAMICA
| Clump-forming large sedge with broad electric blue leaves. Attractive broad flower spikes. 24in (60cm) |
£ 5.00
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CHIONOCHLOA RUBRA
| Red snow-grass. Symmetrical tufts of needle-like leaves of a foxy reddish-brown, most intense in winter. 1.5m (5ft) |
£ 5.00
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DESCHAMPSIA CAESPITOSA BRONZESCHLEIER
| Bronze Veil. Large panicles of tiny deep bronze spikelets held well above dark, evergreen leaves. Early summer. 2.5ft (75cm) |
£ 5.00
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DESCHAMPSIA CAESPITOSA GOLDSHLEIER
| Similar to Goldtau but taller. 4ft (120cm) |
£ 5.00
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DESCHAMPSIA CAESPITOSA GOLDTAU
| Golden Dew. Spikelets start silver and green but turn gold and last well into winter. August. 28in (70cm) |
£ 5.00
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DESCHAMPSIA CAESPITOSA NORTHERN LIGHTS
| Most desirable and eye-catching new selection with strikingly cream-edged leaves. Semi-shade and dampish soil. 30cm (12in) |
£ 5.00
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HAKONECHLOA MACRA
| The green-leaved form of this well-known is beautiful in its own right: glossy green leaves take on purplish-red hues in late summer and fall. 30cm (12in) |
£ 5.00
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HAKONECHLOA MACRA ALBOAUREA
| Lovely clump-forming grass. leaves brilliantly variegated green, gold and white, splashed red in autumn. Slow. Always popular. 12in (30cm) |
£ 5.00
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HAKONECHLOA MACRA MEDIOPICTA
| A more vigorous but less strongly variegated selection: leaves green with some central creamy stripes. 45cm (18in) |
£ 5.00
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HORDEUM JUBATUM
| The most ornamental of thte wild barleys. Though a perennial, this species is often short-lived, behaving more like an annual. It's long-awned, salmon-pink inflorescences are unquestionably showy and make superb cut flowers, but this species self-sows. |
£ 5.00
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JUNCAS EFFUSUS UNICORN
| Tetraploid giant curly rush at least twice as large as any other form. Moist or wet. 2ft (60cm) |
£ 6.00
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JUNCUS CARMEN'S GREY
| Grown for its stiffly upright cylindrical grey stems. Moist soil. 30in (75cm) |
£ 5.00
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LUZULA SYLVATICA AUREUM
| Leaves strikingly bright golden-yellow in winter, greener in summer. Sun or shade, damp or dry. 12in (30cm) |
£ 6.00
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LUZULA SYLVATICA TAGGART'S CREAM
| Emerging new leaves bright white in late winter, gradually turning cream then green. 12in (30cm) |
£ 6.00
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MISCANTHUS OLYGOSTACHYUS PURPURASCENS
| Flame grass. Grown for its rich autumn colouring and white plumes. Best in semi-shade. 30in (75cm) |
£ 6.00
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MISCANTHUS SINENSIS ARABESQUE
| Compact, narrow-leaved selection with silvery plumes, blooms in August. 5ft (1.5m) |
£ 6.00
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MISCANTHUS SINENSIS FERNE OSTEN
| (Far East) Another variety with ruby-red flowers that turn silvery, but this is usually the first to flower, often in the second week of July. 4ft (120cm) |
£ 7.00
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MISCANTHUS SINENSIS FLAMINGO
| One of the loveliest with wine-red flowers fluffing out into silver plumes. 4ft (120cm) |
£ 7.00
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MISCANTHUS SINENSIS KIRK ALEXANDER
| Rated in America as the best of all the transversly banded varieties. 5ft (1.5m) |
£ 7.00
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MISCANTHUS SINENSIS MALEPARTUS
| Justly the most famous of the new hybrids: broad leaves with a white mid-rib and showy plumes vinous purple at first turning silver then buff. Long lasting. 6ft (180cm) |
£ 6.00
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MISCANTHUS SINENSIS MORNING LIGHT
| Variegated form of Maiden grass with very narrow leaves margined white. Forms dense, rounded mounds. 1.5m (5ft) |
£ 6.00
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MISCANTHUS SINENSIS PUNKTCHEN
| One of the best zebra grasses with heavily striped leaves and abundant, showy flowers in late summer. 5ft (150cm) |
£ 6.00
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MISCANTHUS SINENSIS SARABANDE
| Similar to but better than M.s.Gracillimus. Has consistently very narrow leaves with a strong white median stripe. Notably free-flowering. 5ft (150cm) |
£ 6.00
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MISCANTHUS SINENSIS SSP CONDENSATUS COSMOPOLITAN
| The showiest of the white-variegated forms: very broad leaves. Strong grower. Superb flowers. 8ft (240cm) |
£ 6.00
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MISCANTHUS SINENSIS VARIEGATUS
| leaves margined white. One of the most striking of all variegated plants. 6ft (180cm) |
£ 6.00
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MISCANTHUS SINENSIS YAKUSHIMA DWARF
| The next size up, as it were, from Little Kitten. Very free-flowering. 2.5ft (75cm) |
£ 6.00
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MISCANTHUS TRANSMORRISONENSIS
| Differs from the sinensis varieties in its evergreen leaves. Showy reddish plumes carried high above the foliage from August on. 5 ft. (1.5m) |
£ 6.00
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MISCANTHUS x GIGANTEUS
| Plants previously grown as M. floridulus or M. sacchariflorus now belong here according to latest research from RBG Kew. Grown for its broad, opulent leaves that rustle in the breeze like a ball gown 9ft (270cm) |
£ 6.00
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MISCANTHUS x GIGANTEUS GOTEMBER
| Lovely gold variegated variety, quite different from the above with hairy red stems and much shorter growth, the spring culms upright, those produced in autumn leaning obliquely 39in (100cm) |
£ 12.00
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MOLINIA CAERULEA HEIDEBRAUT
| (Heather Bride). Green-leaved cv with an upright-divergent habit and showy heads of foxy-brown spikelets. 3ft (90cm) |
£ 6.00
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MOLINIA CAERULEA MOORHEXE
| (Moor Witch). More upright than Heidebraut and with dense panicles of darker flowers. 3ft (90cm) |
£ 6.00
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MOLINIA CAERULEA SSP ARUNDINACEA WINDSPEIL (Wind Play)
| Upright variety whose culms sway with every breeze and bow down under the weight of rain. July. 6ft (180cm) |
£ 6.00
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MOLINIA CAERULEA SSP. ARUNDINACEA FONTANE
| Tall moor grass whose culms splay outwards and arch over towards the tip somewhat like water from a tall fountain. 8ft (210cm) |
£ 6.00
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MOLINIA CAERULEA SSP. ARUNDINACEA KARL FOERSTER
| Classic tall moor grass, with open heads of dark purple spikelets. July. 5ft (150cm) |
£ 6.00
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PANICUM VIRGATUM BLUE TOWER
| Tall, vigorous blue-lvd selection with good, showy panicles. 6ft (180cm) |
£ 6.00
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