Japanese silver grass is an ornamental clumping grass in the genus Miscanthus. This plant usually produces a feathery, whitish gray inflorescence that is the source of the name, while there are also pink and reddish flowering varieties. They make an interesting specimen plant alone as the center of a bed or in a large pot as an accent. This ornamental grass performs best when positioned in full sun. While it needs moist soil, it will tolerate drought periods after it is fully established, and the grass should be cut back in spring before new shoots appear.

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Source: Gardening Know How