Panicum Cloud Nine
‘Cloud Nine’ is a tall, upright, clump-forming, deciduous perennial grass with flat, arching, linear, blue-green leaves turning golden-yellow in autumn and large, weeping panicles of tiny, green to pale golden-yellow flowers in early autumn.

Panicum Dallas Blues
The most impressive Switch Grass to date. Wide, powder-blue leaves provide an excellent backdrop for the stunning reddish-purple plumes that are beautiful as cut flowers. Plant in mass or as a specimen.

Panicum virgatum Heavy Metal
Some of the taller Switch grasses can become floppy, but ‘Heavy Metal’ is shorter and the foliage is very upright. It is well-suited to the border.

Panicum virgatum Northwind
Panicum Virgatum North Wind is like most finger grasses growing ornamental grass that a tight straight up a tidy and neat impression in the garden. The leaves are green. The flowering of a brassy color and owners are very fine. And therefore a wonderful woolly impression

Panicum virgatum Prairy Sky
Nice tight, upright growing silhouette. Easy to grow plant with very nice autumn color.
The most beautiful effect you care by this ornamental grass plants in large groups.

Panicum virgatum Rehbraun
Pendent clusters of tiny, purple-green spikelets and upright mid-green leaves turning rich reddish-purple in autumn. This deciduous ornamental grass is renowned for its striking autumn colour. One of our recommended plants, it’s perfect for providing vertical interest in a sunny, well-drained new perennial border.

Panicum virgatum Rotstrahlbusch
It is a switch grass cultivar,which is noted for its excellent burgundy-red fall color. It is a clump-forming, warm season grass which typically grows in an upright, vertical clump to 3’ tall. Stems typically retain vertical form without flopping throughout the growing season and into winter.

Panicum virgatum Squaw
‘Squaw’ is a narrowly upright, clump-forming, deciduous perennial grass with flat, linear, red-flushed, mid-green leaves turning reddish-purple in autumn and weeping panicles of tiny, pink-flushed flowers in late summer and early autumn.

Panicum virgatum Warrior
It is one of the easiest and most attractive ornamental grasses, with no tendency to spread or become troublesome. This selection forms a tall, upright mound of green leaves, bearing airy heads of tiny green flowers in late summer. Develops good red fall colour. Usually attractive in the garden all winter long. Flowers are good for cutting, fresh or dried. Trim back to the ground in early spring. Clumps are easily divided in spring. Drought tolerant once established. Introduced by Kurt Blueme