Digging Dog Nursery Grasses

Cortaderia richardii
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Toe Toe Grass

Cortaderia richardii

Cortaderia

Cortaderia richardii full sun

Conjuring visions of Victorian grandeur, this majestic New Zealand native boasts a silky, feathered fountain of alabaster-colored, pendulous plumage bathed in subtly bronzed highlights. Loose, arching inflorescences grace the centrally arranged stems, which emerge from elegant, 5 ft. tall evergreen tussocks at varied angles. Toe Toe Grass’s slim, medium green foliage and flamboyant flowers serve as a focal point amid bright-hued perennials in the mixed border, in sunny moist spots at pond and streamside, or in a boisterous bouquet.

Blooms July–September.

Size: 9'–10' high x 8' wide; hardy to zone 8.

AVAILABLE MAY 2008

Cortaderia richardii (G-0473)
Each $6.00
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