Container grasses

Forms a compact, upright, about 30 cm high, dense, narrow leaf clump. In August, fine, yellowish-brown flower spikes appear above the foliage at a height of 100 cm. Growing location - in the sun or partial shade. Soil - moderately rich, moderately moist, loose. After frosts, the whole plant turns golden, retaining its decorativeness even until spring. Prune in spring, leaving a small stump of old shoots. Hardiness zone - Z4.

Forms compact, 40 cm tall, narrow-leaved clumps. Delicate, brown flower spikes appear in August, at a height of 60 - 80 cm. Versatile grass. Growing location - sunny or slightly shaded, moderately moist. With the onset of autumn, the grass turns yellow-brown. Decorative throughout the winter period, so pruning is done in spring.

Molinia 'Transparent' is one of the tall varieties of molinia. It forms high, airy, green, compact clumps of leaves. In the second half of summer, flower stems grow to about 200 cm tall. The more moisture, the longer the flower stems. It starts to bloom at the end of July with large, gray-brown flower spikes that gently and gracefully sway above the green clump of leaves, leaning over them.

One of the popular selections among tall varieties of molinia. In the second half of summer, its flower stalks can reach up to 2 meters in height, while the foliage forms a height of 60-80 cm. It blooms with large, gray-brown flower spikes. It starts blooming at the end of July. After frosts, the whole plant turns golden. Available for pickup or courier delivery to Riga, Pieriga, Jelgava, Jurmala, Tukums, Bauska, Iecava.

Forms strong, compact, 70 cm high clumps. Leaves are upright, bluish-gray. The more sunny and hot the growing place, the more pronounced the bluish-gray foliage will be. Blooms with simple, 120 cm high flower spikes. Flowering time is June - July. Retains its decorativeness both in spring and autumn. Planting place - sunny or slightly shaded. Soil, moderately rich, dry - moderately moist. Hardiness zone - Z4. Currently, it can still be sent by parcel.

Lapsastu spalvzāle forms delicate, about 80 cm tall, airy clumps of green leaves. It flowers in September and October with bronze, fluffy flower spikes.

Low-growing, compact grass. Forms fine, 30 cm tall, delicate leaf tufts. Starts to bloom in August - October with fluffy flower spikes. Foliage – green, fine, slightly overlapping. In autumn, the foliage turns golden yellow. Retains its decorativeness even in winter. Planting place is sunny. Soil - dry, moderately moist, moderately rich. Note that the grass wakes up very late!

Medium-sized cultivar of Chinese Miscanthus, forming a compact, about 150 cm tall, upright tuft of leaves. Flowers are not observed in our latitudes. However, the foliage is what will attract any garden enthusiast, it is interesting, green with delicate yellow stripes. Available for pick-up on site or with courier delivery to Riga, Pieriga, Jelgava, Jurmala, Tukums, Bauska, Iecava.

Medium large cultivar of miscanthus, forming a compact dense clump about 120 cm tall. Flowering begins in September with fine, bronzy-silver flower spikes. Very stable throughout the winter – does not die back. Foliage – green, while in autumn it turns into bright reddish-orange tones.

One of the popular varieties of Miscanthus, forming a compact, about 120 cm tall, clump of leaves. Begins to flower in late August, early September, producing 160 cm long flower panicles - reddish, with silver-white tips. Foliage - green, while in autumn, the leaf tips turn reddish tones, but then become yellowish. Decorative all winter. Can be picked up on site or delivered by courier to Riga, the suburbs, Jelgava, Jurmala, Tukums, Bauska, Iecava.

Medium-sized miscanthus 100/140 cm tall. The positive aspect is that it starts to bloom in September and allows for a long enjoyment of its flowers, which change color from lilac at the beginning of flowering to snow-white at the end.

Rather tall grass that reaches up to 150 cm in height. Grows compactly, wakes up late. Looks good both in compositions and as a standalone plant.

Bluish-gray grass, grows in tufts, height 15-30 cm, stands out with its bluish hue.

Festuca gautieri, known as Gotjē auzene. Its natural distribution area is mountainous regions. The plant is resistant to various climatic conditions – it tolerates drought, low temperatures, and poor soils well. Widely used in landscape design. In Latvia, it grows to 25-30 cm in height, forming beautiful green clumps with fine leaves. In English, it is popularly known as lawn grass. Dense, cushion-like clumps will be an excellent decoration for flower beds, rock gardens, and will look great in pots. The compact, spherical shape adds a charming accent to any garden. Gotjē Auzene (Festuca gautieri) – a combination of natural beauty and durability.

Perennial grass plant 90-120 cm tall from the Poaceae family. The plant forms dense tufts. The stem is upright, smooth, and bare.

Easy-care grass. Mature plant height - 60 cm, width 60 - 90 cm. Fine foliage that gracefully sways in the wind. Growing location - sunny or slightly shaded. Soil - well-drained, does not thrive in heavy, wet, overly moist areas. Drought resistant. Pruning is done in spring, leaving a small stump above the ground.

Shiny sesleria (Sesleria nitida) is another excellent grass species that is highly valued for both decorative and practical purposes. It is a perennial grass that forms compact, elegant tufts and is very popular in gardening due to its durability, aesthetic appearance, and low maintenance requirements. ? General information: • Botanical name: Sesleria nitida • Latvian name: Shiny sesleria • Height: 40 cm • Width: About 40 cm • Shape: Compact, round tuft forming low dense branched clumps • Leaves: Fine, narrow, stiff, bright green, they are very decorative and remain through winter • Flowering: Late summer to early autumn (September) • Flowers: Small, grayish-brown or gray-green tufts that form above the leaves. Flowering gives the plant a soft and airy appearance.

Forms fine, 60 cm tall clumps of foliage. Begins to flower in August – October with purple, bronze inflorescences. Height up to 80 cm. Foliage – green, fine, slightly drooping. In autumn, the foliage turns golden yellow. Retains its decorativeness even in winter. Planting location - sunny. Soil - dry, moderately moist, moderately rich. Note that lapsastu spalvzāle wakes up late!

Height 90 cm. Flowers: dark purple-red, fluffy spikes. Blooms: VIII-X

Ishmatin's reed, or diamond grass. This is a pearl among many and diverse grasses. It forms a stable, compact clump about 60 cm tall that does not produce root suckers. At the end of August, it produces flower stalks about 1 meter long, adorned with decorative, gray-brown flower panicles. It retains its decorativeness and durability even in the winter period. It will fit perfectly into gardens of any style.