Barley

This visually attractive and striking species grows naturally on sandy soils, especially where it does not have excessive competition from other grass species. Originally a wild native plant of North America. Thanks to its self-seeding ability, it can currently be found almost all over the world in regions with mild to warm climates. It definitely impresses gardeners and florists with its appearance. It has awns up to eight centimeters long. The fluffy green and later beige inflorescences with a purplish tinge wave elegantly in the slightest breeze. It brings an element of movement to bouquets and flower beds.