Calamagrostis
- Calamagrostis acutiflora OverdamCalamagrostis acutiflora Overdam€4.95 As low as €3.96Stock 18Overdam is a variegated selection of Reed Grass, a hybrid resulting from a cross between two species native to Europe and Asia, namely C.... Learn More
- Calamagrostis acutiflora Karl FoersterCalamagrostis acutiflora Karl Foerster€4.95 As low as €3.96Stock 16'Karl Foerster' is the most popular of the hybrid feather reed grasses. It’s a clump-forming deciduous perennial grass that remains... Learn More
- Calamagrostis arundinaceaCalamagrostis arundinacea€4.95 As low as €4.21Out of stockOut of stockCalamagrostis arundinacea is a clump forming tufted grass featuring a mound of narrow, stiff, green leaves and pink tinged flower plumes which... Learn More
- Calamagrostis brachytrichaCalamagrostis brachytricha€4.95 As low as €3.96Out of stockOut of stockCalamagrostis brachytricha, also known as Korean feather reed grass produces gentle arching fountains of glossy green foliage, and tall, fluffy... Learn More
- Calamagrostis acutiflora Overdam 17 cmCalamagrostis acutiflora Overdam€9.95 As low as €7.96Out of stockOut of stockOverdam is a variegated selection of Reed Grass, a hybrid resulting from a cross between two species native to Europe and Asia, namely C.... Learn More
Calamagrostis is a spectacular, deciduous ornamental grass with a defining feature of a stiff erect habit
Prized for its thin vertical green foliage and wonderful loose feathery flowers which emerge pink tinged and gradually changes to a fine straw colour as autumn and winter approaches extending the seasonal interest for gardeners.
The flowers resemble butterflies fluttering in the breeze and are ideal for drying and cutting. Calamagrostis plants can be planted to form a feathery informal screen, or in large groupings towards the back of a border, and excellent as just a single specimen.
These cool season early perennial grasses are not invasive in any way and remains evergreen in mild winters and attractive for months on end. Performs well in a wide range of climates, as long as the soil drains well but will not tolerate bog conditions
They are fast-growing and easy to maintain, we recommend cutting back stems close to ground level from late winter, early spring to help rejuvenate. The cut stems can be left on border and used as natural mulch or composted.