Leymus sp. ex Falkland Islands

Similar, but different, to L. arenarius with bright grey foliage, this is shorter, less arching and not quite so invasive! 50cm. Well drained sunny position. (9cm pots)

£3.00

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Luzula alpinopilosa

Clump forming hairy leafed plant will produce many delicate stems in spring. Airy rich brown flowers. 50cm. Best in reasonable soil in sun or light shade. (9cm pots)

£2.50

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Luzula x borreri

Low growing tufts of bright green blades to 10cm. Short stems bear airy flowers in early summer. Reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 15cm. (9cm pots)

£3.00

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Luzula nivea

Clumps of dark green leaves with silvery hairy margins. Creamy silver fluffy flowers in spring to 60cm.  Excellent evergreen for shady borders. (9cm pots)

£3.00

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Luzula sylvatica ‘Auslese’

Broad bright green leaves with twisted tips, dwarf to only 30cm. Flowers of gold and brown held above the foliage. Average to moist soil in sun or shade. (9cm pots)

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Luzula sylvatica ‘Hohe Tatra’

Beautiful butter yellow winter and spring foliage, turning lime green in summer.  Golden tassel-like flowers in spring. Excellent foliage plant for light or part shade.  30cm. Evergreen. (9cm pots)

£3.50

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Luzula sylvatica ‘Marginata’

Silver margins to the foliage and hanging flowers. 50cm.  Good, evergree, groundcover for average to damp soil in shade or part shade. (1.5L pots)

£4.00

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Luzula sylvatica f. nova

Clear creamy-white new spring growth turns yellowish and then green by mid-summer.  Tassles of golden brown flowers to 30cm in spring.  Ordinary to good soil in shade. (9cm pots)

£3.50

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Melica ciliata

Clumps of fine greyish foliage and arching stems topped with pretty tawny buff flowers to 30cm from early summer.  Drained soil in full sun. Will self seed a little in gravel. (9cm pots)

£3.00

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Milium effusum ‘Aureum’

Bowles’ Golden Grass. Ribbon like leaves are strongly suffused yellow, particularly in spring. Tall graceful flowers start yellow and fade to buff. Best in shade, to 50cm. (9cm pots)

£3.00

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Miscanthus x giganteus

Many plants sold as M. sacchariflorus are in fact this quick establishing foliage plant to 3m.  Broad foliage and rarely produces silver flowers.  Decent soil in sun.  (2LR)

£6.00

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Miscanthus ‘Silberfeder’

Tropical looking with its wide, rich green foliage topped, in autumn, with white-silver arching plumes to 2.4m. Best in reasonable soil that does not dry out. Sun. (2L pots)

£6.00

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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Adagio’

A fine foliaged dwarf form to 1.2m Many sandy plumes from late summer. Average soil in sun. (1.4L pots) 

£6.00

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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Augustfeder’

New to us this medium sized form has good size heads of golden flowers from mid August. Yellow/orange autumn colour and a stocky habit so it stands well in winter. 1.8m. (1.4L pots)

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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Goliath’

Very large, lush foliage and golden flowers to 2.4m. Average to good soil in sun. (1.4L pots)

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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Hermann Müssell’

An elegant form from Ernst Pagels with light reddish, golden-brown flowers in August/September which fade to bright silvery buff. 2m.  Good soil in sun. (1.4L pots)

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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Jubilaris’

A big variety (possibly actually a form of M. x giganteus?) with random cream and lemon yellow variegation. Not flowered with us so far. 1.8m.  Good soil in sun. (1.4L pots)

£6.00

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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Pünktchen’

Broad foliage with transverse cream bands, pinkish flowers. 1.5m. (1.4LSR)

£6.00

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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Roland’

A tall form with silvery pink flowers that fade to warm buff. A strong grower, making good clumps to 2.4m.  Good soil in full sun. (3L pots)

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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Silver Stripe’

A new dwarf variety with fine leaves with a prominent central vein.  Golden brownish flowers in September to about 50cm so far.  Average to good soil in sun. Cut back in late winter/early spring. (1.4LSR)

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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Strictus’

Wide green foliage with horizontal yellow bands. To 1.5m. (2LSR)

£6.00

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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Variegatus’

Bright creamy white striped foliage on this old variety, introduced from Japan in the second half of the 19th century.  In a warm season silver-pink flowers are produced on stems to 1.8m, September-October.  Good soil in sun. (1.4LSR) 

£5.00

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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Zebrinus’

The original yellow spotted one. Arching stems with golden flowers to 2m.  Many plants sold as this are actually ‘Strictus’.   (1.4LSR)

£5.00

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Miscanthus transmorrisonensis

The closest to an evergreen Miscanthus in the UK.  In a mild winter most of the leaves are retained but it is still best cut back hard in February.  Open habit and masses of pink-silver flowers in autumn to 1.8m. Average soil in sun. (1.4L pots)

£6.00

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