Ornamental grasses are a fantastic addition to any garden, but they truly shine in the fall. As the temperatures start to drop and the flowers begin to fade, these grasses come alive with movement ...

Ornamental grasses provide visual interest, but their function doesn't end there. Choose the right varieties, and you'll get ...

Yet one of their best virtues is often overlooked – fall foliage. Many ornamental grasses turn color in fall, adding interest at a time when most flowers have called it quits for the season.

Clumping grasses add a vertical element to the landscape. Plus, if you enjoy bird watching, native grasses are a great choice.

THE UNCULTIVATED eye might miss the subtle charms of grasses in fall, seduced instead by the ... the botanically aware know that the indefatigable ornamental grasses—in countless colors, sizes ...

Ornamental grasses deserve a love poem. Once you start looking into all the varieties of color, shape, height and benefits to ...

Ornamental grasses make excellent screen plants to hide ... when they are dormant (between late fall and early spring). Some grasses make a mess in the winter, but most will stay nice and neat ...

Ornamental grasses are a low-maintenance, visually appealing, and welcome addition to home gardens. They can be attractive ...

Ornamental grasses are tough, drought-tolerant plants ... “In late summer or early fall, some of the pampas grasses have gorgeous movement in the wind as they have feather-like plumes.

A consideration for when to cut ornamental grasses back is their appearance. Some gardeners prefer a neatly trimmed mound in their winter landscape, so they cut back their grasses in late fall.

This ornamental grass with light green leaves produces small reddish-purple flowers that bloom throughout the year, with the peak bloom in the fall. Use as an accent plant, mass planting ...