Ornamental Grasses

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Phenomenal Lavender Plant

Starting at $26.99

Growing Zones: 5-9

Karl Foerster Grass

Starting at $27.99

Growing Zones: 4-9

Blue Festuca Grass (Blue Fescue)

Starting at $28.99

Growing Zones: 4-9

Miscanthus Bandwidth (Chinese Silver Grass)

Starting at $62.99

Growing Zones: 5-9

Pampas Grass

Starting at $55.99

Growing Zones: 7-10

Pink Muhly Grass

Starting at $52.99

Growing Zones: 6-9

Maiden Grass

Starting at $27.99

Growing Zones: 6-9

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Big Blue Liriope Plant

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Growing Zones: 6-11

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Variegated Liriope Plant

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Growing Zones: 5-10

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Citronella Grass

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Growing Zones: 9-11

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Russian Sage

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Growing Zones: 4-9

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Morning Light Miscanthus

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Growing Zones: 5-9

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Carex Evergold (Japanese Sedge)

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Growing Zones: 5-10

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White Cloud Muhly Grass

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Growing Zones: 6-9

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Royal Purple Liriope Shrub

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Growing Zones: 5-10

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Lemon Grass

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Growing Zones: 9-11

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Mexican Feather Grass

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Growing Zones: 6-10

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Black Mondo Grass

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Growing Zones: 5-10

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Purple Fountain Grass

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Growing Zones: 9-11

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Society Garlic Plant

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Growing Zones: 7-10

Easy texture and color in your landscape.

Ornamental grasses are fantastic planting companions for shrubs and perennials, bringing another element of texture and motion to the landscape. They come in a fantastic range of sizes, from a foot or less in height to more than six feet. Don't let their graceful presence fool you, though - these are some of the most rugged, durable plants available.

How to Plant Ornamental Grasses

First, select an area that receives 6 hours of sunlight or more per day. Specific sunlight and watering needs will vary depending on the type of Ornamental Grasses you choose, but most like full to partial sun. Also, choose an area with well-drained soil.

How to Grow Ornamental Grasses

After you've planted your Grasses, establish a regular watering schedule. The easiest way to know when to water is by sticking your finger into the soil. If the soil is dry, then it’s time for watering!

To help the roots get established in the ground, dig your hole two to three times the size of the root ball, and water your Ornamental Grasses at least once or twice a week. This will promote growth and help the roots get established in your landscape.