ornamental grass

The ornamental grasses have given their all, too, and should be cut to the ground.

The first job is to cut ornamental grasses to the ground.

Ornamental grasses are very good; they look nice all year.

Paint your ornamental grasses in the winter, if you want.

First on the list should be the inclusion of ornamental grasses.

The ornamental grasses that they favor are beautiful throughout the year.

Ornamental grasses seem to be holding their own nicely, too.

She told me that last year the ornamental grasses began to bore her just a little bit.

Any single, large ornamental grass can be used as a specimen plant.

Ornamental grasses are also grouped as to how they grow.

Ornamental grasses are an excellent choice for an unusual ground cover.

Some ornamental grasses are species that can be grown from seed.

Cut to near ground level the ornamental grasses, but be careful not to destroy new growth coming up for this season.

There are many kinds of ornamental grass available now.

The ornamental grasses would flutter, even though there was no wind.

Ornamental grasses also serve as effective screens from early summer through winter.

The ornamental grasses and perennials left standing over the winter should be cut back now.

Shear ornamental grasses to within six inches of the ground.

"We could plant some ornamental grasses that would look nice in the winter.

In spring, cut ornamental grasses back, to near ground level, to remove old leaves and stimulate new growth.

It is also an ornamental grass in gardens, and a phytoremediation plant.

Consider making the switch to switchgrass or other ornamental grasses.

Do the same for peonies, day lilies and ornamental grasses.

In the next section, you'll learn how to use ornamental grasses in your lawn.

Tom has found that several ornamental grasses have stood up to the wintry conditions and look wonderful.