#ornamental grass
- Cloud grass — A species of annual herbaceous plants within the genus Agrostis, family Poaceae, native to the Iberian Peninsula and northwest Africa, popularly known as cloud grass. This plant is highly prized in horticulture and landscape design due to its spectacular, extremely fine, branched, and delicate inflorescences that create a cloud-like or misty visual effect above the ground; it is frequently utilized in dried flower arrangements.
- Pretty bentgrass — A species of herbaceous plants within the genus Agrostis, family Poaceae, valued for its fine and delicate aesthetic appearance. This decorative grass is characterized by compact tufts, narrow filiform leaves, and slender, open panicle inflorescences; it is occasionally used in landscape design, rock gardens, or as a component in ornamental turfgrass mixtures for partially shaded areas.
- Creeping bentgrass — A species of perennial herbaceous plants within the genus Agrostis, family Poaceae, characterized by producing long, creeping stolons that form an extremely dense, fine, and elastic green carpet. Due to its remarkable rapid regeneration capacity and tolerance to very low mowing, it is widely utilized worldwide for establishing golf course greens, luxury sports fields, and high-quality ornamental turfgrass.
- Arundinaria hindsii — The scientific name of an erect bamboo species native to East Asia (currently known taxonomically as Pleioblastus hindsii). This perennial plant from the Poaceae family is structurally characterized by slender, rigid, dark green culms that grow densely and compactly, frequently used in landscape architecture for creating resilient natural screens and ornamental hedges.