Steely blue balls add interest and form to your garden. Perfect for small areas , it is easy to grow and maintain and looks fabulous in containers. A showy fine textured grass.

Densely tufted, dwarf maiden grass with arching variegated green leaves with white stripes. Plumes are reddish pink maturing to white.

Forms a nice ground cover of soft clumps, making it suitable for use as a drought tolerant lawn in shady areas. Greens up early in the spring and grows very well in open woods and woodland margins. Native to Ontario, Quebec & Manitoba.

Produces compact mounds of narrow green foliage that are topped in the late summer by stems of showy, bottle brush plumes.

Flat green spiklets on slender stems hang like dangling jewels. Flowers are dark green in summer changing to reddish bronze during winter.

Upright, slightly vase-shaped mound of green-blue leaves, the tips developing blood-red tones by midsummer then turning black-purple by autumn. Beautiful airy plumes look like diamonds in the sky.

Striking blue summer foliage turns pinkish orange by late summer and than red in the fall.

Features leaves with deep green centers and lime margins. Neat clump forming perennial grass can be used as a ground cover.