RE: grass


Thanks for the information about grasses.  Keith, I got lots of odd looks 
while reading your post.  Sure glad I don't exhibit any of those 
characteristics!

Still don't know what to do; order the 'albo-striata' from Burpee's (the way 
I figure, with $10 off they'll be about $3 apiece) or hold out for the 
'aureoloa'.  Maybe I should do both...

As always, thanks for the great help!

Nancy Lowe, Arkansas, zone 7, where work on the water garden is supposed to 
start soon


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>Nancy,
>  The main difference between the 2 if the width of the blade.  
>Hakonechloa's
>blade is wider and softer feeling.  The Carex is very, very gold and lights
>up a dark spot the same way, but the blade is much narrower and a little
>stiffer feeling.  Both are have long flowing blades, but Hakonechloa tends
>to flow in one direction, the Carex flows equally all around from the 
>middle
>of the plant.  Personally, I like H. planted so it flows over rocks or a
>wall, while C. is perfect in containers.
>Marilyn Dube'
>Natural Designs Nursery
>Portland, Oregon
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From:	owner-perennials@mallorn.com [owner-perennials@mallorn.com] On
>Behalf Of Nancy Lowe
>Sent:	Wednesday, March 07, 2001 5:15 PM
>To:	perennials@mallorn.com
>Subject:	grass
>
>Last year I commented that I had fallen in love with pictures of 
>hakonechloa
>aurea (I think that was the name of it) but it was too expensive to kill...
>
>I got a Burpee catalog the other day, (with a coupon for $10 off an order).
>They have listed hakonecholoa macra 'albo-striata'.  Does anyone know how
>the two compare, appearance-wise?  I was particularly intrigued with the 
>way
>the leaves seemed to flow over, almost like a stream of water.  I also 
>liked
>the interesting color.
>
>They also have a carex 'gold fountains' that looks interesting.  In the
>picture, it looks like it has sort of the same tendency.
>
>Anyone have experience with these?
>
>Nancy Lowe
>Arkansas, zone 7, early daffodils in bloom, and I saw a columbine bud
>today...
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