Common Name: Purple Miscanthus or Flame Grass.

Plant Type: A hardy, perennial ornamental grass belonging to the Poaceae (Grass) family.

Overall Habit: Forms a dense, upright, clumping mound with graceful, arching foliage.

Foliage (Leaves):

Appearance: Long, slender, and arching with a fine texture.

Summer Color: Medium to bright green.

Autumn Transformation: The most notable feature; the leaves turn spectacular shades of fiery red, orange, and purple in the fall, giving it the common name "Flame Grass."

Flowers (Plumes):

Appearance: Develops feathery, airy plumes (flower heads).

Color: Starts as a pale silver/pink and matures to a light beige or silver color as winter approaches.

Season: Emerge in late summer to early fall and provide winter interest.

Use: Primarily used as an accent plant or border filler in landscaping due to its brilliant fall color and structural interest.

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