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Round about autumn, this beauty, known as æRed WindÆ in Japan, rivals our favorite H. æAureolaÆ for above-and-beyond allure. Fall is when the ribbony strap leaves turn a striking red, boldly juxtaposing with combining with the remaining chartreuse green leaves. It deftly punctuates a shady border or sleekly masses alongside a pond, reflecting the autumn tint of the trees overhead.
The wet, rocky cliffs in the mountains of the Tokaido district of JapanÆs southeast Honshu are the original habitat of the Hakone grasses. These soft, mounding plants bring a unique textural interplay to the shaded garden. æAll GoldÆsÆ solid gold blades are especially spiky and upright spiky, reminding us of a bamboo. This slow but steady grower adds ôblingö and finesse to a shady site.
The loveliest of all deciduous grasses creates a waterfall effect. The richly golden variegated foliage forms leafy mounds that flow in the same direction. When grown in full sun, it acquires nice reddish tints that persist into winter; in shaded sites it inclines to a shimmery lime-gold.
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