Briza maxima | Greater Quaking Grass biennial In colder climates they may

In colder climates they may become deciduous to return again in spring

successful garden

to create a lovely pint-sized hybrid

Cut back to the ground after flowering

Easy care the plants thrive in part shade and are easily grown in moist but well-drained soil

Briza maxima | Greater Quaking Grass biennial In colder climates they mayAn ornamental grass, Briza maxima also known as 'The Greater Quaking Grass' has blue green leaves and graceful hanging flower heads of large heart shaped lockets that nestle amongst the green grass like clumps that are tinged with pink from late spring to mid summer. This annual Briza prefers richer soil than most grasses and will tolerate semi shade well. Briza is excellent as a cut flower and lasts 10 14 days in a vase. It can also be dried and