In the category of stunning grasses, Pink Muhly stands out.  Its late-summer inflorescences glow hot pink and appear cloud-like above the foliage.  These glorious colors arise just as most summer blooms are fading.  From afar it looks like a pink haze above deep green foliage.
 
     Butterflies and songbirds are attracted to Pink Muhly, which makes a great specimen although it becomes a show stopper when planted en masse.
 
     Fun fact: Capillaris means hair-like
 
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     Photos: Creative Commons (First photo is at the U.S. Botanic Garden)