The Flower Grasses collection

Flower Grasses

The Flower Grasses collection features ornamental grasses selected specifically for their decorative blooms. From soft bottlebrush plumes to airy, cloud-like flowers, these grasses add movement, texture, and seasonal interest to the landscape. Well suited to California climates, they perform beautifully in coastal, Bay Area, and inland gardens.

Unlike foliage-only grasses, flowering grasses bring a dynamic, changing look throughout the growing season, catching light and breeze while adding subtle color and contrast.
Lily of the Nile

Lily of the Nile

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Poker

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Society Garlic

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  • Potted Blue Eyed Grass with long green leaves in a garden setting

    Blue Eyed Grass

    Blue Eyed Grass
  • Bouquet of pink, white, and purple Mix Pinks with green leaves.

    Mix Pinks

    Mix Pinks
  • Potted Pink Sea Thrift plant with pink flowers on a gravel path

    Pink Sea Thrift

    Pink Sea Thrift
  • White Common Thrift

    White Common Thrift

    White Common Thrift
  • Pink flowers Red Leaf Thrift with green stems on a blurred background
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    Red Leaf Thrift

    Red Leaf Thrift

Frequently asked questions

What makes a grass a flowering grass?
Flower grasses are ornamental grasses grown primarily for their decorative plumes or blooms rather than foliage alone.

Do flowering grasses bloom every year?
Many varieties bloom annually once established, especially in California’s mild climates.

Do flowering grasses need full sun?
Most produce the best blooms in full sun, though some tolerate partial shade.

Are flowering grasses drought tolerant?
Once established, many flowering grasses show moderate drought tolerance.

Can flowering grasses be used in mass planting?
Yes, they are excellent for mass plantings due to their uniform habit and seasonal visual impact.