Stipa gigantea | Golden Oats Floret’s farm raised yellow-brown eye and outward-pointing

raised yellow-brown eye and outward-pointing buttery yellow petals

so a raised bed or a handful of gravel works well as would a position in a rock garden

Clumps can be easily split in autumn or early spring and should be divided every few years to ensure they continue to flower strongly

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Astilbes are the mainstays of shade and woodland gardens

Stipa gigantea | Golden Oats Floret’s farm raised yellow-brown eye and outward-pointingThis evergreen grass will create a wow factor in your garden but definitely needs some room to be able to shine and is best positioned mid to the back of the border or perhaps in a gravel garden. Also known as golden oats this plant has won the esteemed Award of Garden Merit (AGM) from the Royal Horticultural Society and you will see it featured in every English gardening magazine and garden as this plant creates such a striking architectural feature