Miscanthus sinensis Adagio
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Miscanthus sinensis Afrika
This decorative cane distinguishes itself in the autumn by his intense red coloration. Stiff erect, blooms from August. For a group planting in full sun. Good winter hard, pruning back in early spring

Miscanthus sinensis Ferner Osten
It is a clump-forming deciduous grass with narrow, arching leaves which turn dull orange in autumn and early winter, and feathery flower panicles which open deep red, ageing to pink and silver

Miscanthus sinensis Floridulus
Miscanthus Floridulus is one of the largest ornamental grasses. He crosses with head and shoulders above the rest. By its height this ornamental grass is fine if eye-catcher or if wind screen to use. It also grows fine in the shadow only. Only in very warm summers starts this ornamental grass to thrive.

Miscanthus sinensis Giraffe
These deciduous grasses often turn orange or dark red before going dormant. Tall, showy spikes of feathery, curved seed heads are borne and retained well into the winter or the following spring. It should receive sun to part shade, and average to little summer watering.

Miscanthus sinensis Gold Bar®
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Miscanthus sinensis Gracillimus
It's one of the ornamental grass plants with an impressive appearance. The green leaves are long and narrow. They are with each other a nice round full forest. It flourishes not in our environments but is appreciated by its beautiful shape and growth is by its impressive appearance definitely worthwhile

Miscanthus sinensis Grösse Fontäine
These Miscanthus can be deciduous or evergreen grasses with tufted or spreading habit, erect stems bearing arching, linear leaves and terminal panicles of silky spikelets in late summer or autumn .It is a tall plant with long, arching leaves with white midribs and turning orange, red and purple in autumn, and feathery flower heads in late summer, opening pink, later silver

Miscanthus sinensis Haiku
Strong plant with long curved flower plumes.

Miscanthus sinensis Herman Mussel
It isa superb plant and has strong upright stems with arching broad foliage with prominent white midrib. Sunny open spot is preferred.

Miscanthus sinensis Jakushima-Dwarf
This plant remains lower than most other Miscanthus sinensis cultivars. The plumes mostly flapping and stands like in a sunny spot in the border.

Miscanthus sinensis Kascade
One of the finest summer blooming Miscanthus. Narrow leaves don white midribs while shaping an upright pillar that come autumn blazes coppery reds and finally bleaches to pewter, in perfect harmony with the mature silver buff racemes.

Miscanthus sinensis Kleine Silberspinne
This ornamental grass is growing very compact. The elegant growth method of Miscanthus is a true ornament for your yard. The green leaf hangs is about and is quite narrow. The plant flowers with feathers similar flowers.

Miscanthus sinensis Krater
A shorter later flowering cultivar selected specifically for its good red autumn foliage as well as its late flowers. Sunny open spot. Compact growing. Silver plumes.

Miscanthus sinensis Maleparthus
This plant is also known as Chinese Silver grass, is a deciduous ornamental grass leaves grow up spectacular curved, before they cascade fall down, like a fountain. The attractive leaf is green with a silver line in the middle and is covered with reddish-brown feathered plumes in the summer.

Miscanthus sinensis Morning Light
Much of the very narrow blade of Morning Light is white, so it is not able to absorb as much energy from the sun and it therefore takes longer than other Miscanthus to bulk up. It is also a late bloomer but it lovely form and variegated look add interest to the landscape when not in bloom

Miscanthus sinensis Nippon
Deep rosy violet stems and seed heads rise above the slightly broader, lush green blades. If you’ve wanted to try a Miscanthus, but have a smaller scale garden, here’s the plant for you.

Miscanthus sinensis Punktchen
Also known as Japanese Silver Grass, there are many selections now available, all providing a wonderful fall display of showy plumes, and remaining attractive all winter. This German variety has silvery plumes over an stiffly upright clump of green leaves that are banded with yellow.

Miscanthus sinensis Roter Pfeil
Bright red fading sheet in the autumn.

Miscanthus sinensis Rotfeder
This Miscanthus is decorated in young ears pink-red fall well erect above the leaves.

Miscanthus sinensis Rotsilber
Also known as Japanese Silver Grass, there are many selections now available, all providing a wonderful fall display of showy plumes, and remaining attractive all winter. Clumps may be divided in spring before new growth appears.

Miscanthus sinensis Silberfeder
The Miscanthus can be deciduous or evergreen grasses with tufted or spreading habit, erect stems bearing arching, linear leaves and terminal panicles of silky spikelets in late summer or autumn. ‘Silberfeder’ is a reliably flowering deciduous grass , with narrow, arching foliage.

Miscanthus sinensis Silberspinne
Tolerant of summer heat and humidity. Silberspinne is a densely-tufted cultivar which typically forms an upright foliage clump rising 1.5 mtr tall of narrow (10 mm wide), linear, slightly arching, green leaves. After seed sets, the continuing flower effect of the plumes lasts well into if not through the winter.

Miscanthus sinensis Sioux
This is a low, wild-looking variety. It’s widely spreading changes into brighter shades in the fall.
It is not quick to propagate.

Miscanthus sinensis Sirene
It is a very tall ornamental grass reaching over 2m in height, with narrow arching green foliage with white mid-ribs. A lovely feature plant for a large border. It prefers a sunny position and a well-drained soil.

Miscanthus sinensis Strictus
Miscanthus Strictus or Porcupine Grass offers season long interest with bold, yellow horizontally banded foliage. The pleasing stiff foliage will not flop at all!

Miscanthus sinensis Variegatus
This variety has an arching mound of green and white striped leaves. The foliage dries and turns a light tan shade for the winter. Useful as a specimen, in the border, or for mass planting. Trim to the ground in late winter or early spring. Clumps may be divided in spring before new growth appears.

Miscanthus sinensis Yaku Jima
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Miscanthus sinensis Zebrinus
Regularly spaced gold bands of variegation - but etched across the leaf like a pin striped suit sideways. Tiny pinkish flowers appear on tassel-like plumes above the foliage in late summer turning to silvery white showy plumes. Tan winter foliage and white plumes persist for pleasing winter interest. Picture-perfect with sunshine highlighting the silky plumes.

Miscanthus sinensis Zwergelefant
This cultivar has exceptionally wide, light green leaf. The large flowering plumes continue long in the spathe hidden forms so miraculous and pink balloons.