Sporobolus wrightii

Sporobolus wrightiiBuy 1 for $12. 00 Buy 5 for $50. 00 A sculpturally interesting grass of architectural quality. Where Stipa gigantea can't be grown due to climatic difficulties, Sporobolus wrightii can fill the niche. A large grass (1. 2 1. 8m tall), the foliage is light grey green from which soft feathery seed heads are produced in Summer. These 'feathers' change to a golden straw colour in late Summer and then to a bronze in Autumn. Best cut back in early Spring to

pool and ponds

however it will vary from one microclimate to another

Buddleia salvifolia will tolerate drought and frost

this low growing

producing coppery gold feathery plumes around 1

5m wide (can be maintained as a small shrub)

silvery plumes in late Summer and Autumn

This is a special selection of Ulmus parvifolia

reminiscent of mild disinfectant

Flowers from late Spring until late Autumn

It was first identified in the late 1800s

flowering and general performance