Common Category	Variety	Species	Height	Spread	Shape	Foliage	Fall Color	Flower	Special Features	Secondary	Category Header
Clematis	‘Clematis’		4’	3’	Climbing	Green	N.A.	Various	Good climber for fence or trellis. Can be deciduous privacy screen. Needs a sheltered, eastern exposure. Flowers white, purple, blue, red, pnk, and bi-color.		Clematis
Erianthus	‘Ravennae’	ERIANTHUS, RAVENNAE (PLUME GRASS)	10’ - 12’	3’ - 5’	Upright clump	Pale Green Stems	Bronze, Red and Buff	Beige Feather Duster-like Plumes-12” to 14”	In the Fall stately plumes are borne above foliage. Plume remains all Winter. A personal favorite in place of Southern Pampas Grass. Can make a good screen or barrier.	(Plume Grass)	Erianthus
Feather Reed Grass	‘FeatherReedGrass’		5’ - 6’	1’-2’	Upright	Reddish-Bronze Blades	Straw-colored	Rose Plumes	Partial shade. Blooms late Summer. Last into Winter.		Feather Reed Grass
Hosta	‘AugustMoon’	HOSTA, AUGUST MOON	12” - 24”	12” - 24”	Low Mounded	Light Green almost Yellow leaves	N.A.	White	Leaves have a seer-sucker -like texture. Hostas look good in flower gardens and intermixed with other shade-loving shrubs.		Hosta
Hosta	‘AureaMarginata’	HOSTA, AUREA MARGINATA	12” - 24”	12” - 24”	Low Mounded	Spinach-Green Leaves edged in Yellow	N.A.	Lavender	All Hostas bloom from June through August.		Hosta
Hosta	‘MedioVariegata’	HOSTA, MEDIO VARIEGATA	12” - 24”	12” - 24”	Low Mounded	Green and White Variegated Leaves	N.A.	Purple			Hosta
Hosta	‘ShadeFanfare’	HOSTA, SHADE FANFARE	20” - 24”	20” - 24”	Low Mounded	Green with Cream White Margins	N.A.	Purple	Pest resistant. Leaves lighten as plant matures.		Hosta
Hosta	‘SielboldianaElegans’	HOSTA, SIEBOLDIANA ELEGANS	24” - 36”		Low Mounded	Oval-shaped Blue-gray Leaves	N.A.	White	Blooms in mid-Summer. Leaves are heart-shaped.		Hosta
Hosta	‘WideBrim’	HOSTA, WIDE BRIM	18” - 24”	18” - 24”	Low Mounded	Green with Irregular Cream Margin	N.A.	Lavender	Cream margin widens as plant matures.		Hosta
Miscanthus	‘FlamePurple’		4’	2’	Upright	Medium Green with Reddish tint	Orange / Red	Reddish-Purple 5” - 8” Plumes	Best Fall coloration of Miscanthus. Clumps have 3’ to 4’ of foliage and 1’ to 2’ plumes that are the first Miscanthus to bloom in August.		Miscanthus
Miscanthus	‘Gracillimus’	MISCANTHUS, GRACILLIMUS (MAIDEN GRASS)	6’ - 8’	3’ - 5’	Upright Vase-Shape	Gray-Green	Beige	Pinkish-Burgundy 5” - 8” Plumes	The best of all Miscanthus for dried arrangements. Also, one of the finest-textured Miscanthus. Showy Autumn foliage lasts all Winter.	(Maiden Grass)	Miscanthus
Miscanthus	‘MiscanthusVariegated’		7’	3’	Upright	Variegated Green / Creamy White	Beige	Feathery Pink Plumes 5” - 8”	Creamy white plume 4’ above the foliage. Plume remains all Winter. Good screening.		Miscanthus
									One of the most colorful of ornamental grasses.
Miscanthus	‘Zebrinus’	MISCANTHUS, ZEBRINUS (ZEBRA GRASS)	7’		Upright, Vase-Shaped	Green with Horizontal Yellow Bands	Beige	Pale Yellow 8” - 12” Plumes	Grasses are best used in groups, as a screen, at water’s edge, or as a corner specimen.	(Zebra Grass)	Miscanthus
Sedge	‘Carex’		2’ - 3’	12”	Upright	Green Variegated	N.A.	N.A.	Semi-evergreen good for oriental gardens, massing. Grass-like foliage comes golden, yellow and/or silver variegated. Likes partial shade.		Sedge
Sedum	‘Stonecrop’		4” - 8”	15” - 18”	Mounded	Green	Pink	Various	Good rock garden plant. Likes full hillside sun. Star-shaped flowers on 10” stems. ‘Autumn Joy’ is the standard. Goes well with ‘Hen and Chicks.’		Sedum