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Re: Grasses

I’ve decided to toss out a little more information on the Pampas grass. First off, it is a warm-season grass. By this, it means the grass breaks its state of dormancy in the mid-spring and continues to grow all throughout the summer. I prefer a grass like Pampas, not just because of its long lasting...

Posted to Ornamental Grasses (Forum) by Josie on 06-24-2008
Re: Grasses

Well lucky for you, grasses are typically hardy plants in most zones ranging from 4-11! In your case I would definately suggest Hakone Grass. Hakone Grass is sometimes referred to as Japanese Forest Grass. It does great in partial-sun areas. It's quite a unique plant that reminds me of Hosta plants...

Posted to Ornamental Grasses (Forum) by Josie on 06-24-2008
Re: Grasses

hi josie, i'm new to gardening and I have been noticing tall grasses in people's yards. do these grasses need full sun as my yard is mostly part sun? also, I saw a grass in a yard the other day that seemed to be 15 - 20 feet tall. what grass is that? i live in zone 6.

Posted to Ornamental Grasses (Forum) by newbie on 06-19-2008
Ducks by my switch grasses

We have had some visitors recently as a couple of ducks have found a little puddle next to my switch grasses. We have had alot of rain and I am guessing the ducks have found our back yard pretty peaceful lately.

Posted to Your Outdoor Living Area (Gallery) by shawn-nhn on 05-12-2008

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