At our nursery, we stock a wide selection of ornamental grasses suited to both large-scale commercial projects and smaller decorative schemes.

As trusted wholesale grass suppliers, we are able to meet bulk orders for large housing developments, public realm landscaping, and commercial projects. Grasses are available in various sizes, from young container to mature stock for immediate impact.

We work directly with developers, contractors, and local authorities to ensure consistency across planting schemes, and can provide tailored mixes of grasses to match design requirements. Delivery is available across the West Midlands and Central England, with flexible ordering to suit seasonal project schedules.

Our Range of Ornamental Grasses:

We supply an extensive collection of hardy grasses, carefully selected for their performance in UK conditions. Popular species we supply include:

• Pennisetum (fountain grass, e.g. Pennisetum alopecuroides)
• Calamagrostis (feather reed grass, including ‘Karl Foerster’)
• Stipa tenuissima (Mexican feather grass)
• Festuca glauca (blue fescue)
• Deschampsia (tufted hair grass)
• Carex varieties (ornamental sedges)
• Panicum virgatum (switch grass)
• Hakonechloa macra (Japanese forest grass)

Whether you need striking architectural grasses for feature planting, low-maintenance groundcover, or mixed planting for wildlife-friendly schemes, we can supply in bulk to suit any project.

Grasses for Every Landscape

From large housing developments to retail parks and public open spaces, our grasses add structure, movement, and long-term value to landscaping schemes. With a proven track record in wholesale plant supply, Jack Moody Group is the trusted partner for grasses and soft landscaping plants across the Midlands and Central England.

Call 01922 417648, or email sales@jackmoodygroup.co.uk for more information

All potting and growing at our nursery is carried out using peat-free compost. While we cannot guarantee that every plant we source is 100% peat-free, we always prioritise suppliers who are moving towards peat-free production.