Ornamental grass care is easy as pie: Cut back dry stems in the spring, water and control weeds and pests during summer, and let the plants be in fall and winter.

Here are some grasses that handle wet winters and dry summers with relative ease, while adding year-round interest and texture.

Ornamental grasses are a low-maintenance, visually appealing, and welcome addition to home gardens. They can be attractive throughout the year, whether they are cool-season or warm-season grasses ...

Ornamental grasses provide a variety of seasonal exhibitions throughout the year. From their vivid vegetative qualities and attractive seedhead displays during the growing season to their eye ...

Here's why and how I plant ornamental grasses, although many are not hardy in our area and must be treated as annuals.

Growing unique ornamental grasses and sedges is a beautiful and easy way to bring color and dimension to your landscape or yard.

Northern sea oats reach 2-3 feet in height with a spread of 1-2.5 feet. It grows in full sun to part shade, preferring light shade, and is one of the more shade-tolerant of the ornamental grasses.

All through the summer, ornamental grasses have added life to our gardens, providing strong upright and mounding elements to the garden. Their fine texture softens bolder textured perennials and ...

Autumn shines a spotlight on ornamental grasses. With their rustling blades and fluffy seedheads they are star performers in late season gardens going head-to-head with asters, mums, Montauk ...

Ornamental grasses with outstanding autumn interest particularly suitable for smaller spaces include the aristocratic Hakonechloa macra, a shade-loving, herbaceous perennial species that partners ...

Ornamental grasses make excellent screen plants to hide unsightly propane tanks and air conditioners, or for privacy around patios and decks.

Ornamental grasses can benefit the soil and habitat of your yard, and look good doing it! Zander Caruso, Plant Pro at Barton Springs Nursery, joined Studio 512 with tips on ornamental grass ...