Infertile Grasses

These ornamental grasses are specifically bred to be infertile and remove concerns about any localized self-sowing. In addition, they also offer vigorous growth and gorgeous extended color from summer to fall. Many of the genera chosen provide strengths that breeding, in turn, enhances.

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Miscanthus

Miscanthus sinensis Bandwidth™ (38 cells) PP29460

Trays: 242
Get connected! Broad, bright gold bands span rich green blades. Forms full, compact stands. An infertile introduction from NC State via Darwin Perennials.  Production Location: Florida  Tray Size: 38 plants  Common Name:...
Miscanthus

Miscanthus sinensis Bandwidth™ (72 cells) PP29460

Trays: 263
Get connected! Broad, bright gold bands span rich green blades. Forms full, compact stands. An infertile introduction from NC State via Darwin Perennials.  Production Location: Florida  Tray Size: 72 plants  Common Name:...
Miscanthus

Miscanthus sinensis Scout (38 cells) PP30402

Trays: 37
Slender green blades with white midribs take on spectacular fall color. A handsome, infertile form from UGA.  Production Location: Florida  Tray Size: 38 plants  Common Name: Maiden grass  USDA Hardiness Zone: 5 -...
Pennisetum

Pennisetum alopecuroides Praline™ (38 cells) PPAF

Trays: 3
Large flowers rise well above compact mounds of arching foliage. A long-flowering infertile variety that won’t self-sow.  Production Location: Florida  Tray Size: 38 plants  Common Name: Fountain Grass  USDA...