Hakonechloa, Hakone Grass, Japanese Forest Grass 'All Gold'

Excellent color and texture. Grows great in full shade, and really lights up a dark spot. Grows slowly at first but a bit faster once e...Read Morestablished. Generally slower growing than Nicholas, but faster than Beni Kazi.

Beautiful color. Grows a lot faster too than some say in my experience. Have it planted in between black mondo grass with an otto luyke...Read Moren behind it in a spot that gets little sun throughout the day. Really stands out! Would recommend this grass to anyone to brighten up a more shaded area.

It grows fast here in Tokyo !
I grow it in container, much sun,water & fertilizer,
I move it to shade area on the second ye...Read Morear.
Glows like a light-bulb among Ivy ,fatsia & rhododendron,
make reflections in the pond.

I grow this handsome fella in a moderately sunny, well drained bed that gets watered frequently since it sits in a wind tunnel between my...Read More home and the home next door. Planted last summer it has doubled in size, even though everything I've read says it grows slowly. It demands little attention and makes a great border plant since it spreads out in a gentle heap. The color is stunning. My border includes variegated ajuga, dianthus, and small hosta, with a crepe myrtle, cone flowers, purple salvia, astilbe, gold spirea, English daisies, penstemmon and plume poppies behind it. The combination looks great and is easy care.