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Feather grass
Spangled with dew in the morning or after a light shower, the silvery flower panicles of feather grasses light up a garden. Fine-textured Mexican feather grass dances at the slightest puff of wind, providing movement like a billowing wave. The tall panicles of giant feather grass also catch the breeze and are so airy that they can be positioned in front of more substantial plants as a "see-through" companion. It may self-seed to the point of becoming a nuisance.
- Light:
- Sun
- Zones:
- 7-11
- Plant Type:
- Perennial
- Plant Height:
- 2 feet tall
- Plant Width:
- 4 feet wide
- Flower Color:
- Yellow, tan, or green flowers, depending on variety
- Bloom Time:
- Blooms early summer, depending on variety
- Landscape Uses:
- Containers,Beds & Borders,Slopes
- Special Features:
- Attractive Foliage,Fall Color,Winter Interest,Attracts Birds,Drought Tolerant,Deer Resistant,Easy to Grow
False sunflower
The yellow centered, cream daisies of false sunflower combine well with the fine texture of Mexican feather grass all summer in sunny borders.
SedumThe rather stiff purple stems with flattish heads of pink flowers of Matrona sedum play off well against delicate Mexican feather grass in sunny dry gardens.
Stoke's asterThe lavender blue, bachelors-button type flowers of Stoke's aster bloom over the same period as giant feather grass and they make fine companions.
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