Designing with Ornamental Grasses 1 of 6

[@yipster0290]

These videos kick grass!!! Thanks for posting.

[@mrs.k5094]

Is this page still active? I just found it and I'm in love. The website doesn't exist anymore. 💔

[@danjackson4149]

what i would find really helpful (anyone?) would be a (20 min+) video of ALL the various types of grasses. best of all would be a spilt screen, divided into four sub squares showing the following in each of the four quarters: 1: the (pre-flowering) foliage 2: plant with infloresence 3:close up of spikelets 4: the plant as it looks in winter and finally, full screen video footage of how the mature plant moves/sounds in a breeze (for grass gardeners).

[@danjackson4149]

this videololog (ancient though it is) is the best clip i've come across so far to give a good overview of Ornamental grasses: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnmQhYOFn91qpZI

[@Tsb702]

Thank you so much! I’ve been wanting to find a really good video on ornamental grasses as I’m trying to plan something for by 40x60” garden bed in front of our stoop front 3 story townhome. We live in Zone 6b and Id like to use something that gives winter interest that won’t get larger than 6’ tall and will stay a bit more narrow (2-2.5’) so that I can plant a few annuals in front of it. Any suggestions? I was thinking of planting some aliums and dwarf hydrangeas in front to start with then switch later in the season to cabbage and coleus and maybe sone lime sedum.

[@JohnGallen]

Your website listed above has been compromised with bots and viruses. When I clicked on the link my browser blocked two of them. Please upgrade your site. :(

[@wjwrjones53]

I've started planting my veggies in straw and hay bales. They do very well. Good drainage, retain just enough water. Could I plant grasses in those also?

[@eastbaygrease10]

Very informative. Thank you!

[@carolyntuttle4339]

Oops guess my maiden grasses are out of hand Been about 10 years old Not growing in middle outside edge is spreading where not wanted how can I correct them Don't want to loose because they were placed in front of 3street facing windows to provide privacy. Works really good need to attack unruly growth I'm 77 don't have help need a plan

[@terrystripling2971]

You're going to either need a hoe or a spade to dig up the old grass in the center or dig up the whole plant divided into four pieces minus The Brown Center. Very hard work

[@americanpatriot4080]

Sound is terrible on this video.

[@N2LADIES55]

The "grass lady"?! I'd like a couple of pounds of weed!!