Cortaderia egmontiana Plume Delight Anisacanthus Displayed prominently from the end

Displayed prominently from the end of the swirled petals are it's reproductive organs

After the April flowering

Once we saw this Hans Hansen hybrid in person

Disporum flavens is covered with dark black berries

Cortaderia egmontiana Plume Delight Anisacanthus Displayed prominently from the end(Cortaderia pilosa var. minima ECEH00067) Cortaderia 'Plume Delight' is one of the few Chilean (south central Chile near Conquillo) plants that has thrived in our climate. This amazing Eric Hammond Dan Hinkley introduction is a pampas grass that starts flowering for us in July (NC), over a month before any other pampas grass clones have started. The 3. 5' tall x 9' wide clump of glaucous green foliage is topped, starting in June, with lovely, 6' tall,