The long and numerous cream coloured inflorescences, grow erect above the compact reeds in August and stay on the plant until winter. The delicate erect reeds gracefully droop at the ends.

Large green reeds turning red in summer-autumn. Beige inflorescences born on red stems from September to November.

Slender green reeds with a narrow white vein all along. The inflorescences start purpely-pink then become silvery-pink.

A graceful and light plant with a rounded bearing. Copper-pink flowering in September-October. One of the oldest and most dependable varieties.

An erect and lovely plant, with slender and elegant reeds. Cream-white flowers in August-September. Reeds will turn a beautiful warm, coppery-red to orangey-yellow colour in autumn.

Large semi-drooping and airy inflorescences, pink then pearl-white. Keeps an erect structure in winter, attracting birds, and is superb covered in frost.

Very graceful plant with erect and narrow leaves. Silvery inflorescences, growing to a height of 2m, in August.

Excellent and versatile plant. Rounded bearing, delicate variegated green and white leaves. Cobs of browny-pink flowers end of September to October. Tolerates half-shade.

This 'Strictus' is an amazing grass plant : a natural erect form with zebra-like, horizontal yellow streaks on the green blades. The stems will need no props to stay naturally upright.

Lovely small, compact and delicate plant. Well structured all year round attracting birds in winter and superb in frosty periods.

Remarkable and graphic foliage for gardens. Coppery inflorescences, reaching 2m40, can appear in mid-September, if summer has been hot.

Excellent variegated and erect plant, remarkable dark-green, creamy-white centred leaves of 3cm large. Flowering is infrequent, only appearing on adult plants after a hot summer.

Tolerates half-shade. Large light green reeds, bordered with generous cream-white bands. Red inflorescences in mid-September can grow to 2m high.

The most radiant of the variegated leaved miscanthus genera. The long stems with red flowering can reach 2m10. Maintains its shape in winter, attracting birds, and is superb in frosts.