plume grass

botany horticulture

"Plume grass" refers to various species of tall grasses known for their decorative, feathery flower heads, often used in landscaping.

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Definition

C1Botany

(technical, academic)A type of grass with tall, reedlike growth and feathery flower heads, belonging to genera like Bothriochloa, Tripidium, and Saccharum.

Example

Plume grass can reach heights of up to 3 meters and is often found in warm regions.

B2Horticulture

(ornamental, landscaping)A tall, ornamental grass known for its showy, feathery inflorescence, used in gardens and landscaping for visual appeal.

Example

Ravenna grass, a type of plume grass, is popular for its striking fall display.
Plume grass adds both height and texture to garden designs.

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