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Pampas grass adds texture to the landscape through three growing seasons. This plant produces… More
With its tall, feathery pink plumes, pink pampas grass, (Cortaderia selloana), provides a touch… More
Your pampas grass will tell you when it is time to divide it. When… More
Native to Chile, Argentina and Brazil, Pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana) is a popular ornamental… More
Pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana) is native to South America. It is hardy through USDA… More
...well as specimen, screen and ground cover plants. Pampas grass is tough, undemanding, pest-resistant… More
Pampas grass plumes add height and interest to dried arrangements and are attractive on… More
Pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana) is an ornamental grass that grows best in USDA garden… More
While both types of pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana and Cortaderia jubata) are beautiful, they… More
Pampas grass graces home landscapes with beautiful plumage requiring minimal care. Pampas grass features… More
Pampas grass can be difficult to trim back. The leaves are razor sharp, necessitating… More
When you install a pond in your backyard, you'll want to highlight it with… More
Ornamental grass is a luxury for the homeowner who wants her yard to look… More
Although we generally think of spring as seed planting season, seeds sown during winter… More
... elegantly sways in a delicate breeze, ornamental grass makes a beautiful container garden… More
.... Some of the most popular ornamental grasses are pampas grass, northern sea oats… More
...our landscape project, consider investing in some pampas grass. It is a gorgeous plant… More
...with most ornamental grasses, it is best to plant pampas grass in the spring… More
Pampas grass is a quick-growing ornamental grass, perfect for sunny gardens with well-drained soil.… More
Pampas Grass grows very large and is a good barrier plant for your yard or… More
Different types of grasses include Kentucky blue grass and rye grass for cooler climates and… More
I have two evergreen shrubs that I can't recall the name, but all I know is that I really hate them and want to replace them with something else. They are those low-to-the-ground numbers that are supposed to be good on slopes for erosion control, etc. CAN'T think of the… More
I came across this list and thought I would share it. I consider it a general guideline because some of the plants listed have been attacked by the beasties. For instance, I know that petunias and dogwoods have been affected by them here in my area. Sorry for the long… More
...are getting enough sun, to sort of under my giant pampas grasses where they will get full sun during the spring/summer and can climb through them. I don't cut back… More
... seeds, pomegranate seeds, and lavender seeds and pampas grass seeds? forgot to ask this. i left crape myrtle seeds in a unheated garage since may. will the still germinate? i soaked them for 24 hours then sowed them More
Mine is pink pampas. I want that grass so much. What are your favorite grasses? More
The landlord gave it a haircut yesterday morning - he thought it was a weed! It's about 6" to 8" tall now. I'm in what seems to be zone 8a going by average low winter temps (microclimate in zone 6). How often can I fertilize to encourage it to grow… More
Well as I have the seeds already, I'm going to try! I'm not really worried about them being invasive as there's plenty of space but I think I may well buy a few half grown ones as well ... as usual, I'm in a hurry! Thanks for your help. Gigi More
when is the best time to cut the grass back. i think ive cut it back in the spring. help. More
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