Feather Reed Grass, Photo from Colorado State University Extension
Feather Reed Grass
Feather Reed Grass grows in very vertical clumps. The plant blooms in June, and within a few weeks the seed heads turn golden. They retain this color throughout the rest of the growing season.
Feather Reed Grass grows in very vertical clumps. The plant blooms in June, and within a few weeks the seed heads turn golden. They retain this color throughout the rest of the growing season.
Carex, Photo from University of Illinois Extension
Carex
This lower growing ornamental grass (though not actually a grass, these plants are commonly grouped with ornamental grasses) looks great when planted in clumps in the shade or at the front of borders. Carex varieties will need ample water.
If you want to see more ornamental grasses in action, the K-State Research and Extension Center in Olathe, KS has several.
This lower growing ornamental grass (though not actually a grass, these plants are commonly grouped with ornamental grasses) looks great when planted in clumps in the shade or at the front of borders. Carex varieties will need ample water.
If you want to see more ornamental grasses in action, the K-State Research and Extension Center in Olathe, KS has several.
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