Choice and rare plants grown in Gloucestershire

Calamagrostis brachytricha – pinkish flower heads. Looks fantastic in autumn through to winter when the whole plant goes golden-brown. Not too dry, but an easy and reliable grass.

Carex comans ‘Bronze Form’ – thin bronze foliage. Avoid extremes of watering.

Carex comans ‘Frosted Curls’ - narrow leaved sedge with silver colouring, the tips of which curl. A useful plant tolerating relatively dry conditions.

Great in pots, borders or rock gardens. Sun or light shade.

Carex morrowii ‘Fisher’s Form’ – a fantastic choice plant.

Variegated foliage. Sells very well, especially when flowering. Not invasive and is relatively slow growing – a fine tub or garden plant. Soil should not be too dry.

Hakonechloa macra ‘Aureola’ – “Golden Hakon Grass” – the plant they place in a glazed put on the edge of displays at RHS shows!

Arching habit, nice red autumn colouring. A choice grass for pots or borders. Do not dry it out, otherwise care is easy.

Stipa arundinacea – “Pheasant Grass” – stunning orange-peach foliage colouring. Avoid too much shade and overfeeding.

Prices listed are ex nursery and would be subject to postage and packing costs.

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