{"id":4522523754632,"title":"Miscanthus giganteus (floridulus) Maiden Grass","handle":"miscanthus-giganteus-floridulus","description":"\u003cp\u003eA very tall grass that is a strong grower and very effective as screening; reminiscent of sugar cane or corn. 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