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Ornamental Grass

what is this grass?

20 years ago

This grass is two years old. Can't find the info that came with it. Can anyone tell me what it is, is it strictus type? Any help is much appreciated. Thanks. Here's a link to picture. Hope I did it right. http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f51/grspirit/flowersdogs012.jpg

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donn_
20 years ago

Which one?
grspirit
Original Author
20 years ago
The one in the center, sorry. Thanks.
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donn_
20 years ago
It looks like a Miscanthus sinensis. Can you show us a pic of the foliage, or describe it? That'll help determine which variety it is.
grspirit
Original Author
20 years ago
The foliage is green, no stripes, straight upright habit. Plumes in fall which are cream colored. Thanks. I looked at the picture of miscanthus sinesis and it might be that. Thanks. This is what it looks like today if that helps. Thanks for helping me with posting pics.
donn_
20 years ago
It's really a guess, but I'm going to say it's either M.s.'Kleine Fontane' or M.s. 'Nippon.' Whichever it is, it looks great in that setting.
dawgie
20 years ago
My guess is some Miscanthus variety, possibly Yaku jima. It is definitely a Miscanthus.

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