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Grasses<br />

Andropogon<br />

Andropogon gerardii | Big Bluestem Grass <br />

Zone 4-8 H 4-6’ x W 2-3’<br />

Big bluestem grass is a tall perennial grass that was once the dominant grass of the Midwest. The attractive foliage changes color seasonally, has great<br />

height and interesting flower/seed heads. Widely adaptable to different soil conditions.<br />

G0020 #1/7” cont. $7.99*<br />

Briza<br />

Briza media | Quaking Grass <br />

Zone 4-8 H 2-3’ x W 12-18”<br />

The most common quaking grass, its flowers rise a foot above the slender foliage to quiver in the breeze. An all-purpose grass to use as a specimen, in<br />

borders, or as a groundcover. Foliage turns from bright green to golden as it matures.<br />

G0035 #1 cont. $7.99*<br />

Calamagrostis<br />

Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Avalanche’ | Avalanche Feather Reed Grass <br />

Zone 4-8 H 3-4’ x W 2-3’<br />

Forms a clump, reverse variegation from Overdam; wide white band down center of each leaf with green margin; silver-tan plumes appearing in June.<br />

G0050 #1/7” cont. $7.99*<br />

G0053 #5 cont. $19.99*<br />

Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Eldorado’ | Eldorado Feather Reed Grass (PP16486) <br />

Zone 4-8 H 3-4’ x W 2-3’<br />

A gold variegated form of Karl Forester. The leaves have a wide gold band down the center of the leaf. Long lasting wheat colored seed heads appear<br />

in early summer.<br />

G0056 #1/7” cont. $10.99*<br />

Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Karl Foerster’ | Karl Foerster Feather Reed Grass <br />

Zone 4-8 H 4-5’ x W 2-3’<br />

Silvery seed heads appear early summer turning wheat colored by mid summer and last well into winter. Upright, vertical clumps tolerate moisture and<br />

heavy soil. Hardy and easy to grow. 2001 Perennial Plant of the Year.<br />

G0060 #1/7” cont. $7.99*<br />

G0070 #2 cont. $12.99*<br />

G0080 #5 cont. $19.99*<br />

Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Overdam’ | Overdam Feather Reed Grass <br />

Zone 4-8 H 3-4’ x W 2-3’<br />

Variegated foliage, green band center of leaf, white margin with silver-tan plumes appearing in June. Clump-forming.<br />

G0100 #1/7” cont. $7.99*<br />

Carex<br />

Carex dolichostachya ‘Kaga Nishiki’ | Gold Fountain Sedge <br />

Zone4/5-8 H 10-12” x W 16-20”<br />

A dense, clump-forming sedge that has narrow grass-like leaves edged in yellow. Leaves grow upward to form a fountain like effect.<br />

G0110 #1 cont. $7.99*<br />

Carex glauca ‘Blue Zinger’ | Blue Zinger Blue Sedge <br />

Zone 4-8 H 6-8” x W 16-20”<br />

Blue-gray foliage with fine textured leaves forms a creeping mat. Makes an excellent fine textured groundcover.<br />

G0120 #1 cont. $7.99*<br />

Carex morrowii ‘Ice Dance’ | Ice Dance Japanese Sedge <br />

Zone 4/5-8 H 10-12” x W 18-20”<br />

Green foliage with a white variegation on the margins. This graceful, arching sedge is rhizomatous and very useful as a groundcover.<br />

G0130 #1 cont. $7.99*<br />

Carex muskingumensis ‘Little Midge’ | Little Midge Palm Sedge <br />

Zone 4-9 H 8-12” x W 8-12”<br />

This sedge grass has green lacy foliage that’s short and compact. The soft texture of this clump forming sedge combines nicely with coarser textured<br />

plants such as hostas.<br />

G0133 #1 cont. $7.99*<br />

Carex muskingumensis ‘Oehme’ | Oehme Palm Sedge <br />

Zone 4-8 H 15-20” x W 20-24”<br />

A richly textured sedge from North America. This form has yellow margins on the glossy green blades which throw light in the whorls about the plant.<br />

G0135 #1 cont. $7.99*<br />

* Prices, sizes and availability are subject to change.<br />

Store: 651.450.1501 | Landscape Project Desk: 651.239.1315 | Fax: 651.239.1316 | gertens.com | email: info@gertens.com<br />

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