'Moudry' has pretty floppy foliage when all is well.

Here's a string of 8 plants:

And here's a single specimen, next to a Chasmanthium:

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See now, mine don't rise that high, they are slightly flatter then those. Mine have more green foliage then those though. I'll have a pic up before the day is over. Please check back with this thread, I would love some input.

Perhaps one or more of the following: too much shade; too much water; too much fertilizer.

Hereabouts, with no summer rainfall for 3 months, the best looking ones get no supplemental water, absolutely full sun, and no fertilizer whatsoever.

Well, out here on the East coast we've been getting all of your rainfall. It's rained almost every day this june. I did fertilize early on but it was a general, all purpose begining of the season light boost.

When it comes to great grasses for containers, your main challenge will be deciding which to choose. Feed potted grasses twice monthly during the growing season with a high-nitrogen liquid fertilizer diluted to half strength. Most grasses should be cut back in late winter or early spring. About every three years, knock plants out of their pots, cut the clumps in halves or quarters, and replant the divisions, discarding the parts of the clumps that have died out.

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