Giant Miscanthus looks the most incredible in fall. The plumes add height to an already tall grass.
Category Archives: Grass
Giant Miscanthus Grass
Giant Miscanthus is a large grass topped with spectacular plumes in fall. This tall grass can top out over 10′ tall by fall and is used for fast growing windbreaks, screens, and biomass.
Ornamental Grass Fall
Even some of the Ornamental Grasses can have fall color. Running Miscanthus always has a lot to offer in fall, with the foliage turning color and the many white plumes.
Rare Variegated Miscanthus
There are a few different rare Variegated Miscanthus cultivars. This selection is the only one with running rhizomes.
Combo Farm
Goats and trees share this farm. But goats have to be fenced away from the trees with electric fence wiring, or they would destroy the trees.
Common Reed
Common Reed has running rhizomes and is found in odd places. These shoots are coming up between the trunk and bark of an old, cut-down Lombardy Poplar.
Germinating Flower Stalk
I found some weird patches of Brome Grass. It looks like the seed heads germinated and grew right on the plant.
Golden Guernsey Goat
The Golden Guernsey Buck is looking great this summer. He is not 100% Golden Guernsey, but has the look of one.
Buried Cattle Pasture
Cattle Pasture has slowly disappeared on this Oasis. The young trees are creating wildlife habitat where there was none before.
Mexican Bamboo Versus Brome Grass
Mexican Bamboo has struggled to dominate over the surrounding Brome Grass. Mexican Bamboo has been considered invasive, but not as invasive as the Brome competition.