A genus of ornamental grasses known for their feathery plumes and graceful, fountain-like growth habit; commonly called ravenna grass.
Named after Saint Eulalia, a Christian martyr, by botanists who appreciated the elegant beauty of the plant (this naming follows a tradition of dedicating plants to religious figures).
Eulalia grass is one of those plants that adds drama to a garden—its massive plumes are made of thousands of tiny flowers, and it's so popular that gardeners sometimes compete over who has the most spectacular specimens!
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