Ornamental grass Stipa Arundinacae

Ornamental Grasses Stipa arundinacae. The New Zealander. This comes from guess where? The needle type leaves emerge chocolate brown and aging to olive green with coppery overtones. Autumn flowers Stipa’s have tremendously presence in the garden. Clumps of attractive narrow leaves abundant flowers for long periods. They do not cope with shade. Full sun. but are exposure and drought tolerant. Free draining to dry soil, impoverished with sand is good. Has a low nutrient need.

Stipa Arundinacae

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Ornamental Grasses Stipa gigantea.

The Oat Grass.Gigantea. Unmistakable with its evergreen mounds of dark green leaves and large panicles of oat like flowers. First gold then golden brown through winter. Stipa’s have tremendously presence in the garden. Clumps of attractive narrow leaves abundant flowers for long periods. They do not cope with shade. Full Sun, but are exposure and drought tolerant. Free draining to dry soil, impoverished with sand is good. Has a low nutrient need.  

Stipa Gigantea

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Ornamental Grasses Stipa tenuissima.

Aka Nassela tenuissima. Native to the prairie This has finely haired feather grassed Stipa has flower heads that persist for months. Arching Shape. One of the most popular grasses. Stipa’s have tremendously presence in the garden. Clumps of attractive narrow leaves abundant flowers for long periods. They do not cope with shade. Full sun. but are exposure and drought tolerant. Free draining to dry soil, impoverished with sand is good. Has a low nutrient need

Stipa Tenuisisima

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