96 results for "Zebra Grass" between $5.00 and $75.00

In midsummer, the foliage develops distinctive golden horizontal bands. In autumn, silverywhite plumes appear and last up to two months. Grows 4-7 ft. tall; spreads 3-5 ft. Use as an eye-catching accent or in a dramatic grouping. Excellent for dried arrangements, too . Hardy and drought tolerant. Zones 4-9. Potted plants.This item ships at the proper planting time for your region in both spring and fall. If the current shipping season is closed, your order will ship at the proper time in the next...

Sharing many of the attributes of its larger, better-known relation, Miscanthus ‘Zebrinus’, this preeminent specimen is noticeably smaller. Introduced by Hines Nursery of California, ‘Hinjo’ displays copper-colored blooms and lax foliage with bold yellow stripes in an irregular, horizontal pattern. The bands are set more closely, and especially when viewed from afar, create a spellbinding effect. An excellent option for a garden with limited room, Compact Zebra Grass maintains a good form, and is...

"Zebra grass has one of the most interesting foliage colors" (M.Meyer); a large upright clump-former (4-7') with showy green & yellow banded foliage & flowers attractive into winter or fine dried; excellent accent or screen. SUN/Med

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Photoalbum: mouth of a zebra grevyzebra eating grass, Detail Author: Birgit Koch Date: 2005-09-05 Maximum available size: 18.2 Mpix.(5231 x 3474 pix.) Lowest (724x469 pix.) resolution version: 85.- Euro (royalty free use on all media!) In cooperation with imagebroker.net Relevant keywords for this picture: Grevys, Zebra, animal, animals, close, close-ups, closeup, closeups, detail, details, eating, feeding, food, grass, graze, grevyzebra, mammal, mouth, nourishment, nutrition, ups, wild,...

Miscanthus is Greek meaning stem and flower. Mentioned in Man'yoshu, a Japanese anthology of poems written in the 8 th century, where it symbolized the melancholy of autumn. This variety classically used in Victorian bedding designs. American garden cultivation since late 1800's. Recommended by Gertrude Jekyll, mother of mixed perennial borders, in 1908. Received England's Royal Horticultural Society Award of Merit.

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This very popular variety is characterized by it's golden-yellow stripes. Arching foliage produces pinkish-copper blooms in September. Prefers well-drained soil.