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Summer flowering. A clump-forming plant with strap-like leaves produced on stems that resemble those of a bamboo.The silvery mauve-brown flowers are only produced in milder areas. Will grow in sun or semi-shade in most garden soils. 270 x 90cm (9' x 3')
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Summer flowering. A low-growing plant with the good clumps of green leaves topped in summer by deep red feathery plumes. Best in a sunny position in most garden soils. 90cm (3')
Late Summer-autumn flowering. The silver flower plumes are tinged with pink, but this plant is generally grown for its beautifully cream-white longitudinally variegated leaves. Sunny position in most garden soils. 180 x 60cm (24" x 12")
Late summer-autumn flowering. New variety. The broad green leaves are upright in growth and topped by light pink feathery plumes. Best in a sunny position in most garden soils. 120cm (4')
Late summer-autumn flowering. A lovely plant having intense deep red-pink flowers held on stiff stems above a clump of narrow leaves that have white tips and a cream midrib. A good strong grower that produces unusual winter leaf colour. Best in a sunny position in most garden soils. 140cm (56")
Summer flowering. A spectacular plant with the good clumps of green leaves topped from August to September by silky, deep red-purple feathery plumes. Best in a sunny position in most garden soils. 150 x 60cm (5' x 2')
Late summer-autumn flowering. A spectacular shorter variety with the good clumps of narrow green leaves being topped in late summer-autumn by pink feathery plumes. Best in a sunny position in most garden soils. 100cm (40")
Autumn flowering. A shorter variety with the green leaves being remarkably variegated with cream bands. Will grow in sun or semi-shade in most soils. 60 x 60cm (24" x 24")
Late summer-autumn flowering. A tall variety with very broad green leaves upright in growth and topped by pink-tinted feathery plumes. Sunny position in most soils. 2.7m (9')
Autumn flowering. The narrow leaves have a white midrib and produce an arching clump which become bronze in winter. The feathery, pale grey plumes are purple tinted. Best in a sunny position. 1.3m (54").
Late summer-autumn flowering. The red-silver, lax flower plumes are carried on stiff stems with the narrow green leaves having a central stripe. Best in a sunny position in most garden soils. 120 x 30cm (48" x 12")
Late summer-autumn flowering. Red-silver plumes and green leaves that have white veins. Sunny position in most garden soils. 120 x 30cm (48" x 12")
Summer flowering. The clump of green leaves is topped by red-tinged feathery plumes. Sunny position in most garden soils. 120cm (4')
Late Summer-autumn flowering. The tall, silver plumes are produced over a good clump of cream-white, narrow, variegated leaves. Sunny position in most garden soils. 150 x 60cm (5' x 2')
Late summer-autumn flowering. Clumps of green leaves topped by red-tinged feathery plumes. Sunny position in most garden soils. 120cm (4')
Late summer-autumn flowering. A spectacular, dwarfer variety, with the good clumps of green leaves turning orange-brown during late summer and autumn and topped by silvery- pink flower plumes. Best in a sunny position in most garden soils. 90-120cm (3'-4')
Summer-autumn flowering. Green leaves and feathery pink-red plumes, that turn red-brown. Sunny position in most garden soils. 2m (6')
Autumn flowering. A lovely grass thast is often mistaken for M. sinensis 'Zebrinus' due to its green leaves having lovely creamy-yellow bands across the blades. Will grow in sun or semi-shade in most garden soils. 180 x 60cm
Late summer-autumn flowering. The silver plumes are tinged pink and held over cream-white variegated leaves. Sunny position in most soils. 180cm (6')
Summer-autumn flowering. Dwarf variety, with narrow green leaves and pinkish flowers. Sunny position in most soils. 30cm (12")
Autumn flowering. By the end of July the leaves show their cream bands. Sun or semi-shade in most garden soils. 180 x 60cm (6' x 2')
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