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Ornamental grasses can turn a flat yard into something with real texture, movement, and color in every season. That's exactly why at Plant Clearance we bring a whole collection of them for you. These are safely cultivated in containers at our own active growing grounds, and you can buy them in different gallon sizes. Be it feathery plumes or bold architectural rushes, we have everything you need, and every order of ornamental grasses ships out on our own private nursery trucks, backed by a complimentary 3-month warranty. Your yard's missing some movement; let's fix that. Browse through the whole ornamental grasses collection now! Shop Ornamental Grasses Online Pink Muhly Grass Underneath its fine green blades hides a secret that comes out in late summer: they erupt into airy, cotton-candy pink plumes that catch the light and sway with every breeze. Muhlenbergia capillaris tops out at 3–4 feet tall and wide, loves full sun, and barely asks for water once it's settled in. Perfect for borders, pathways, or planting in bold drifts for that dreamy landscape look. Elijah Blue Fescue Want cool-toned color without the fuss? Then our Elijah Blue Fescue delivers. This compact grass stays a tidy 6–8 inches tall, with a steely blue hue that holds its color nearly year-round. It thrives in full sun, tolerates a wide range of soils, and fits neatly into rock gardens, borders, or container arrangements. It is available in 1- and 5-gallon sizes. Fountain Grass (Green & Red) Our collection of Fountain Grass brings movement to your property in two colors. Green Fountain Grass forms arching mounds topped with soft, bottlebrush plumes from late spring through fall, while Red Fountain Grass trades the green for deep burgundy foliage and fuzzy reddish-purple spikes. Both varieties reach 3–5 feet, and shrug off summer heat. Mexican Feather Grass Mexican Feather Grass is the plant equivalent of a light breeze. Its fine, hair-like Stipa tenuissima blades form soft 18–24-inch mounds that