Calamagrostis brachytricha #1Calamagrostis brachytricha, or Korean feather reed grass, is a clumping ornamental grass with fluffy late summer blooms that can actually handle some shade. The blooms have a pink tinge to them and in the winter they turn silvery tan and still look awesome. Non invasive and slowly spreads. Bloom: late summer early fall Light: full sun part sun Soil: regular garden soil Watering: Requires regular moisture but is somewhat drought tolerant once

otherwise known as "Gooseneck Loosestrife"

Height at maturity: 6 - 9"

Available stock is not guaranteed

Dividing: in spring after flowering or in late summer

Want a playful winter containers this year

Chartreuse green new growth quickly changes to yellow

Clumps of fernlike foliage and unopened buds are interesting on their own

This thyme rarely flowers

Tristen's indoor plant pick is an homage to Blue in Green

rounding out to raspberry red and then in the end they turn deep red

We will forgive the slight smell (you have to get up close) because the blooms are just that awesome

Lotus berthelotii