Doug's 5 Favorite Ornamental Grasses

[@2minutegardener639]

Here are some links to buy these grasses; Pink Mulhy amzn.to/3FSC8re amzn.to/3vlolo4 amzn.to/3avlmA7 amzn.to/2YMfL60 Lemon Grass (not in the video but a good grass also) amzn.to/3tYaBPO

[@clonejones7955]

In January I'd be digging down thru 3 feet of snow to wack the muely grass down.Zone 6a mountains of BC Canada.Nice to see what grows elsewhere though.👍

[@2minutegardener639]

Thanks for watching!

[@dianehansma1725]

I was going to look up the Pink Muhly grass if it can be grown in Alberta, Canada😂now I know!! I would think you could grow them in warmer parts of B.C. though!

[@alinkbetweengames4328]

good stuff

[@2minutegardener639]

Thanks for watching!

[@hitchyourwagon4720]

Would like to see some colder climate reccomendations. Thanks

[@2minutegardener639]

Thanks for the idea!

[@twobluestripes]

Green pennisetum is invasive in CA, but Plant Right suggests Muhly or Gramma grasses as great alternatives. They say varieties like fireworks or purple aren’t thought to be a problem at this time, but I do think they look a bit institutional. I really like Mendocino Grass but I think I’m going to have to hunt for it

[@2minutegardener639]

Thanks for sharing!

[@GrowingonVancouverIsland]

I has a zebra grass hedge but removed it last winter as if was not drought tolerant and didn't handle our heat dome of 2021 very well

[@2minutegardener639]

That's good information. What zone are you in?

[@GrowingonVancouverIsland]

@@2minutegardener639 we are between a zone 7 and 8