Hakonechloa macra

Hakonechloa macra (Japanese forest grass) is a perennial ornamental plant, highly valued for its elegant appearance and decorative foliage.

Features:

• Form arching, flowing bushes, with fine, bamboo-like leaves

• Height: 30–50 cm, similar width

• Foliage color: deep green; in some varieties (ex. 'halo') – green with golden stripes

• Inconspicuous flowering, summer (insignificant flowers)

Cultivation Requirements:

• Exposure: partial shade – shade (strong sun can burn the leaves)

• Soil: fertile, well-drained, slightly moist

• Watering: regular, especially in dry periods

• Resistance: good in the cold

Usage:

• Ideal for shaded areas, Japanese gardens, borders, under trees

• Very decorative in pot and combinations with hosta, ferns, heuchera