8 Best Ornamental Grasses for Your Garden Privacy

[@CheyenneNixon-p8m]

Thank you for all the good information I am trying to put all naturalized in an area and I appreciate all your suggestions thank you so much 😊

[@kimmicannon5629]

Great information. Can’t wait to use some of these in the garden.

[@PlantDoHomeGarden]

I'm thrilled to hear that you found the information valuable! Gardening is all about experimenting and trying new things, so I'm glad you're excited to incorporate some of these ideas into your garden. Remember, every garden is a unique canvas, and I'm sure your additions will make it even more beautiful. Enjoy your gardening journey! 🌸🌿🌼

[@kellykiley]

Love these video but what's with the silly dancing girl at the beginning and what does it have to do with gardening?

[@Terri330]

Great video

[@PlantDoHomeGarden]

Glad you enjoyed it

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[@123Rockchild]

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[@GenderIsBinary80]

Please, could you use the native varieties. I don't care what they say about some cultivar or version that is sterile or doesn't spread like the original or non-native original, they have been proven wrong about those. Bradford pears are a prime example. Even if it doesn't, it will never provide all the required advantages and benefits of native grasses. Switchgrass, Big Bluestem, and Indian grass are 3 very good native options (I know a couple were mentioned in the video).

[@PlantDoHomeGarden]

you've raised an excellent point about the importance of native plant varieties. native species like switchgrass, big bluestem, and indian grass offer numerous ecological benefits and are often a safer choice than non-native or cultivated varieties. your mention of bradford pears is a good reminder of the unpredictability of non-native species. we'll make sure to emphasize native options more in our future content. thanks for sharing your insights and helping us promote sustainable gardening practices!