Grasses

Muhly Grasses are beautiful native grasses with a powerful combination of drought tolerance and low maintenance. Explore the genus Muhlenbergia.

Drought-tolerant and dramatic, Muhlenbergia can be the plant-and-go gardener's best friend. Read on and learn more about this hardy, care-free grass.

Want to learn all you need to know about Pink Muhly Grass? I've germinated and grown this beautiful grass for years. Come have a look to learn it all!

Ornamental grasses are one of the most useful types of plants you can use in your landscape designs; here are five ideas to get you started, plus lots of beautiful grasses to achieve your favorite look.

Consider planting some decorative grasses that do well in full sun if you want to give your garden some texture and movement. These low-maintenance beauties

What Is Bunny Tails Grass? White bunny tails grass, also known as Lagurus Ovatus, is an ornamental grass that is known for its unique, fluffy white seed heads that resemble the tails of bunnies. It is native to Mediterranean regions and is a popular choice for gardens and landscaping due to its low maintenance and

I just love the airy flow of the grasslands and you can evoke this dreamy, calming landscape in your own garden by planting this warm season grass. Muhly grass comes in various cultivars and with ‘Pink Cloud’ being most common. Also pictured here is the ‘White Cloud’. The white and pink parts of the plant are the flowers, and since this is a warm season grass it looks its best right now. In the winter, these need to be coppiced and pruned down to thrive in the following warm season months…

I just love the airy flow of the grasslands and you can evoke this dreamy, calming landscape in your own garden by planting this warm season grass. Muhly grass comes in various cultivars and with ‘Pink Cloud’ being most common. Also pictured here is the ‘White Cloud’. The white and pink parts of the plant are the flowers, and since this is a warm season grass it looks its best right now. In the winter, these need to be coppiced and pruned down to thrive in the following warm season months…