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Morning Light Miscanthus Perennial Grass produces clumps of gracefully arching, long narrow green variegated foliage and large copper-red flower plumes. The plumes open in mid to late fall maturing to seed heads. Golden yellow fall foliage fades to tan as Winter approaches. Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 9.

Morning Light Miscanthus Perennial Grass produces clumps of gracefully arching, long narrow green variegated foliage and large copper-red flower plumes. The plumes open in mid to late fall maturing to seed heads. Golden yellow fall foliage fades to tan as Winter approaches. Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 9.

The Porcupine Miscanthus Grass (Miscanthus sinensis ‘Strictus’) is a bold, upright ornamental grass that brings striking texture and vibrant color to landscapes throughout the growing season. Named for its distinctive golden horizontal banding across each green blade, this grass creates an eye-catching, porcupine-like appearance that adds unique visual interest to gardens, borders, and large plantings. Its stiff, vertical habit keeps it standing tall and architectural, even in windy conditions, making it an excellent choice for adding structure to the landscape. In late summer to early fall, the Porcupine Grass produces showy, coppery-red flower plumes that rise above the foliage, softening its bold look while adding movement and late-season drama. Over time, these blooms fade to silvery tan, holding their ornamental appeal well into winter and offering four-season beauty. Hardy in USDA Zones 5–9, Porcupine Miscanthus thrives in full sun and adapts to a wide range of soils, including poor or sandy ground. At maturity, it reaches 5–7 feet tall and 3–5 feet wide, making it ideal as a specimen plant, backdrop, or privacy screen. Deer- and drought-resistant once established, this easy-care ornamental grass is both low-maintenance and highly impactful. With its bold banded foliage, vertical habit, and graceful plumes, the Porcupine Miscanthus Grass is a standout performer for modern landscapes and naturalistic designs alike.

Introducing Adagio Miscanthus Grass, also known as Dwarf Maiden Grass, a graceful and compact ornamental grass that matures to 3-5 feet tall by 2-3 feet wide and adds interesting texture to your landscape. This exceptional grass variety (Miscanthus sinensis 'Adagio') is celebrated for its fine, arching foliage and feathery plumes that emerge in late summer with a bronze-pink hue that will fade to white. Adagio Miscanthus Grass is an ideal choice for borders, mass plantings, or as a focal point in your garden. With its dwarf and clumping growth habit, this grass provides year-round interest and beauty to gardens of all sizes. Elevate your outdoor space with the elegant form and subtle beauty of Adagio Miscanthus Grass.

Introducing Adagio Miscanthus Grass, also known as Dwarf Maiden Grass, a graceful and compact ornamental grass that matures to 3-5 feet tall by 2-3 feet wide and adds interesting texture to your landscape. This exceptional grass variety (Miscanthus sinensis 'Adagio') is celebrated for its fine, arching foliage and feathery plumes that emerge in late summer with a bronze-pink hue that will fade to white. Adagio Miscanthus Grass is an ideal choice for borders, mass plantings, or as a focal point in your garden. With its dwarf and clumping growth habit, this grass provides year-round interest and beauty to gardens of all sizes. Elevate your outdoor space with the elegant form and subtle beauty of Adagio Miscanthus Grass.

Maiden Grass is a reliable ornamental grass with attractive seasonal color. Silver-green foliage grows upright in the center of the plant and arcs gracefully outward at the ends. This selection is ideal for adding texture to your landscape. In fall, this Miscanthus Grass changes to hues of golden and bronze once cold weather rolls around. White flower plumes appear in late Summer. Once dried, these blooms last for a considerable amount of time and make for great-cut flowers. This plant is hardy from USDA Zones 5-9 and needs Full Sun exposure for best results. This is a particularly water-wise plant once established. However, water 2-times to 3-times per week for the first growing season.

My Fair Maiden Grass is an improved and nearly sterile reliable ornamental grass with attractive seasonal color. Silver-green foliage grows upright in the center of the plant and arcs gracefully outward at the ends. This selection is ideal for adding texture to your landscape. In fall, this Miscanthus Grass changes to hues of golden and bronze once cold weather rolls around. White flower plumes appear in late Summer. Once dried, these blooms last for a considerable amount of time and make for great-cut flowers. This plant is hardy from USDA Zones 5-9 and needs Full Sun exposure for best results. This is a particularly water-wise plant once established. However, water 2-times to 3-times per week for the first growing season.

Porcupine Miscanthus Grass has stiff upright clumps of bright green leaves displaying golden horizontal bands. Copper coloured plumes develop throughout the summer, open in early fall, and mature to attractive seed heads in winter. Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 9.

Porcupine Miscanthus Grass has stiff upright clumps of bright green leaves displaying golden horizontal bands. Copper colored plumes develop throughout the summer, open in early fall, and mature to attractive seed heads in winter. Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 9.

Our national attention is turning to climate change. All the data say it's crunch time and that plants are essential for building communities that can withstand these changes. A 2016 report from the EPA explored ways green infrastructure can improve community resiliency. Ornamental grasses and sedges can be part of the answer in all the case studies cited in the EPA report. Grasses and sedges anchor the plantings that help clean our water, reduce flooding and lessen the effects of rising temperatures. Let's work towards a better environment. Miscanthus sinensis 'Adagio' produces fine-textured, narrow leaves and grows in a stylish, compact, rounded shape. At 4 ft., 5 with bloom, this dwarf Miscanthus is sought-after for small patios and gardens. Dwarf Maiden Grass is also prized for use in borders and massed plantings, or as a foreground for larger Maiden Grass cultivars. It puts on a lovely display in late summer when fan-shaped, rose-colored flowers rise above the foliage. Leaves turn a beautiful burgundy shade in fall. Dwarf Maiden Grass can be left standing for winter interest; cut back in spring before new growth appears. The cultivar name 'Adagio' comes from the Italian ad agio, meaning "at ease, a term used in music and ballet to signify slow movements. Miscanthus sinensis 'Adagio' certainly complies as it dances with the slightest wind. This is a Kurt Bluemle introduction.