Native to Brazil, Chile, and Argentina, pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana) forms massive clumps up to 10 feet tall with showy plumes. Caution: It’s invasive in many regions and can choke out native plants.
Silvery-white plumes on 7-foot stalks. Shorter and less vibrant than Sundale Silver.
Compact dwarf variety under 4 feet tall—ideal for small spaces.
Golden-striped foliage, 4–6 feet tall. More compact and erect than Monvin, with distinct leaf shape.
Yellow-striped leaves.
Silvery-white plumes 7 feet above bluish-gray-green foliage.
Dwarf variety 5–7 feet tall with bright, showy plumes. Good for tight spaces.
Large plumes with a distinctive pink blush—one of the most colorful varieties.
White-striped foliage on stalks up to 8 feet. Resembles giant overgrown lawn grass.
Spectacular silver-white plumes on 10-foot stalks—among the most dramatic.
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