Wavy hair-grass is a low, clumping native grass with fine, dark green foliage. Its tall, delicate flower stalks form an airy, silvery-purple haze that moves gently in the breeze. Wavy hair grass adds soft texture and movement to the landscape and works especially well in masses or naturalized plantings.

Also known as Cottongrass Bulrush or "Teddy-bear paws."  This is a densely-tufted, clumping rush that can be found in our wetlands.  Many brown, woolly bristles surround its nutlets giving a fuzzy appearance.  Good for moist gardens and alongside ponds.  Woolgrass is the host plant for the Dion Skipper butterfly and provides food for waterfowl.

Formerly known as Indiangrass, a beautiful warm-season grass with striking form and coloring. It has erect broad blue-green leaves and tall, plume-like, soft, golden-brown seed heads. This showy perennial’s fall color is deep orange to purple.