Miscanthus 'Navajo'

Miscanthus 'Navajo'Miscanthus sinensis Navajo is a deciduous, clump forming, perennial grass which is perfect for adding colour and texture to any garden. Narrow, arching leaves change colour as the seasons change, flushed with red in spring, fading to olive green over the summer months, and eventually boasting reddish bronze leaves in autumn. In late summer, feathery silver flowers with a rosy tint open, remaining until late autumn or early winter. Plant Miscanthus

Even if the plant does not die to the ground in winter

As a strong

bedding areas and planters

commonly known as Cat Grass

Plant this very pretty variety in a wind sheltered location where it will get full or partial sun

Plant it in a sheltered location in a fertile

Its foliage is composed of petite leaves that are both aromatic and of a glossy

retirement roses

making it an eye-catching piece for your borders

These flowers grow on arching stems of Buzz Magenta carrying narrow grey-green leaves with silver undersides

A slow-growing and low maintenance plant that requires little or no pruning

peppering the shrub with some seasonal colour