Deschampsia

Hair Grass is an undemanding native grass that remains green even in winter. In nature, it grows in meadows and forest clearings. It forms a compact clump of leaves from which delicate thin stems with transparent clouds of flowers emerge. It adapts to more difficult conditions such as dry shade or compacted soil and can even handle waterlogging. Goldschleier has very tiny spikelets in light yellow panicles. The inflorescence forms a fluffy, light yellow cloud above the clump of leaves.

This undemanding native grass stays green even in winter. In nature, it grows in meadows and forest clearings. It forms a neat clump of leaves, from which delicate thin stems with transparent clouds of flowers emerge. It adapts to more difficult conditions, such as dry shade or compacted soil, and can even handle waterlogging. The Czech cultivar Pálava is valued for its extra-long flowering period from July to October. Compared to other cultivars, its flowers are sterile and do not form any seedlings. It is said to be the most drought-resistant of all Deschampsia.

This undemanding native grass stays green even in winter. In nature, it grows in meadows and forest clearings. It forms a neat clump of leaves, from which delicate thin stems with transparent clouds of flowers emerge. It adapts to more difficult conditions, such as dry shade or compacted soil, and can even handle waterlogging. The flowers of the Schottland cultivar are brown at the beginning of flowering, later turning golden. Leaf clumps grow up to 60 centimeters, flower stalks up to 120.

This undemanding native grass stays green even in winter. In nature, it grows in meadows and forest clearings. It forms a neat clump of leaves, from which delicate thin stems with transparent clouds of flowers emerge. It adapts to more difficult conditions, such as dry shade or compacted soil, and can even handle waterlogging. Tardiflora is, after Pálava, one of the most profusely flowering Deschampsia. It blooms a little later than others.

This undemanding native grass stays green even in winter. In nature, it grows in meadows and forest clearings. It forms a neat clump of leaves, from which delicate thin stems with transparent clouds of flowers emerge. It adapts to more difficult conditions, such as dry shade or compacted soil, and can even handle waterlogging. Tauträger forms airy and upright clumps.

Metlice je nenáročná původní tráva, která zůstává zelená i v zimě. V přírodě roste na loukách a lesních mýtinách. Tvoří úhledný trs listů, z něj vyrůstají jemné tenké stonky s průhlednými obláčky květů. Přizpůsobí se i obtížnějším podmínkám, jako je suchý stín nebo utužená půda a zvládne i podmáčení. Květy kultivaru Goldtau se při dokvétání barví do bronzova až zlata. Patří mezi menší, kompaktní kultivary.