Chasmanthium latifolium (Northern Sea Oats) Size:No. 1 An occasional pinching is required

An occasional pinching is required to promote re-blooming

Leaves are a bit narrower than 'Silver Sceptre'

is a treasure in gardens on this side of the pond as well

making it great for short growing seasons in colder climates

The 12-18" height calls for it to be placed near the front of the border

Chasmanthium latifolium (Northern Sea Oats) Size:No. 1 An occasional pinching is requiredNative to our area, this grass grows in loose; upright clumps 3' high with attractive, nodding oat like seed heads that appear in late July. The leaves and flattened wild oats are a deep green in shade, and will be lighter green in more sunlight. Excellent winter interest is created as the seed heads and foliage turn bronze. Use Northern Sea Oats in the partial shade of a naturalized area, as waterside plantings, or in the perennial border. They are