Calamagrostis Grass Brachytricha Caspian

Calamagrostis Grass  kal-uh-muh-GRAHSS-tiss

Brachytricha Caspian: Upright, clump-forming green foliage with a bit of a bronze tinge. This vigorous Korean feather reed grass loves sun or even partial shade. It stands up to prolonged high heat well and has great salt tolerance too. ‘Caspian’ holds its form strongly all summer, and in late summer, pink-blushed flower spikes top the stems, providing lovely subtle color well into autumn. Yellow foliage in fall adds even more interest. Topping out at about 4 feet, ‘Caspian’ is great in groups or masses, as a container plant or even a specimen.

Zone 4

Full to Part Sun

Height: 36-48″/Spread: 22-30″

August – September

Size Available: 1 Gallon

Calamagrostis Grass Brachytricha Caspian

Description

Calamagrostis  kal-uh-muh-GRAHSS-tiss

Calamagrostis is a type of reed grass known for its unique ability to grow vertically to significant heights. Also known as Karl Forester, this ornamental grass is often found in moist areas such as bogs and wetlands. It is renowned for it’s dramatic movement on a windy day, it’s deer resistance, versatility and time in bloom. Karl Foresters are typically used in larger borders, behind small plants like roses and lilies, as hedges or to provide screening. Due to their quick growth rate, many see them as an excellent choice for landscapes needing immediate screens. While these plants can tolerate almost any type of soil, they thrive in moist environments and clay soils.