Maiden Grass

The Maiden Grass is a tall, clumping ornamental grass known for its graceful arching blades and feathery flower plumes. It adds movement, height, and seasonal interest to landscapes, especially in late summer and fall.
Miscanthus Sinensis
Origin: Eastern Asia
USDA Hardiness Zones: 5-9
Pros:
Architectural form – provides vertical interest and a soft, flowing texture
Attractive in all seasons – showy plumes in fall and winter structure
Cons:
Can be invasive – some varieties self-seed aggressively; choose sterile cultivars when possible
Needs space – large clumps may overwhelm smaller garden beds without regular division
David Kim