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Add year-round texture and color to your garden with our top picks
It's really an iris from New Zealand—shhh.
Native Americans did eat its seeds.
Seed heads as soft as a kitten's fur.
Coppery hues streak the leaves.
Named for one of Cher's sons? A modern mystery.
Goofy yet historic—classic prairie grass.
Looks like pampas grass, but much less pushy.
Don't miss those rich burgundy leaves.