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While many ornamental grasses are great for fresh or dried arrangements, Chasmanthium latifolium is among the best.
Its flower clusters dangle like braided charms, supported by stiff, dark-green stems that allow for easy handling. Its angular, bamboo-like leaves dry to tawny shades of bronze or light brown. Cut the flowers when they are still green and not quite mature for a long-lasting arrangement.
Grown in the shade, this versatile grass will darken in colour and the foliage will appear more relaxed; in the sun the green brightens and the flowers stand slightly more erect.