Calamagrostis x acutiflora | Karl Foerster Floret’s farm and you may get some

and you may get some interesting variations - I have even had a beautiful double from a self-sown seedling

Alstroemerias flower for many weeks from early summer until autumn and plants can produce up to eighty flowering stems per year so are extremely popular in our cutting garden as well as with our Farmer friends

Easy to grow they perform at their best in full sun or partial shade in average medium to wet soils

refusing to shatter the way some textured grasses do after drying

After flowering

Calamagrostis x acutiflora | Karl Foerster Floret’s farm and you may get someYou see Calamagrostis x acutiflora Karl Foerster in every English garden magazine and we just love it! Commonly known as feather reed grass it is one of the most popular of the feather reed grasses. It is not overly fussy and seems to do well in our clay soil. It does, however, prefer soils that do not dry out and whilst it is perfect for the garden border, it is also a perfect choice for beside a stream or pond, and we apply a layer of mulch to