GREATER QUAKING GRASS

Briza maxima is an annual ornamental grass native to the Mediterranean basin, growing in loose, open tufts typically reaching two feet in height. Its common name comes from the pendulous, ovate spikelets — flattened and papery, resembling small lockets — that tremble on thread-thin pedicels at the slightest movement of air. The dried seed heads hold their form and color exceptionally well, making this grass a reliable choice for cutting gardens and dried arrangements. It also naturalizes gracefully along sunny borders or in gravel plantings where the soil stays lean.

This is for 25 non-GMO seeds.