Isoleps cernua 4.5"Isoleps cernua, otherwise known as "Fiber Optics Grass" and "Live Wire", is not a grass at all but does kind of look like one because of its mop like tuft of fine green stems. It has small flower spikes at the stem tips reminiscent of those fiber optic lamps, hence the common name. Light: full sun to part sun Watering: even moisture Height at maturity: 6 12" Width at maturity: 6 12" Zones: 8 11 Images are used for general reference and inspiration

astilbe like plumes of white flowers on red stems

Hakonechloa macra 'All Gold' Hakone grass is an attention grabber with is spiky pure yellow foliage

Spurge can have some similarities to cactus in regards to shape and the ability to go through droughts although they are not cactus

and creates seed pods in late summer

Whirling butterfly like flowers fly above the foliage during summer to create a beautiful effect

deciduous selection look great with the masses of white blooms

Watering: dry to the touch

High Porosity Mix is a pine based professional growing media designed for containers 4” and larger

Not toxic to pets

sand and forest humus

Spacing: 9 bulbs per sq

Narrow dark purple flowers heads that age to golden yellow in summer