Not only does dividing your feather reed grass keep the plant healthy and vigorous, but it also gives you new clumps of grass ...

What it is: Korean feather reed grass is a slowly expanding, clump-forming ornamental grass with an upright habit and green blades that turn yellow-tan in fall. This Asian native’s nicest ...

Feather reed grass's tall, narrow stalks look best mixed in among other perennials and even other grasses. When this plant's foliage first forms in the spring, the green leaves form small clumps.

feather reed grass has tall, narrow green leaves and grows in upright clumps. The flower spikes are light purple, and the golden seeds persist into the winter. Feather reed grass care is possible ...

For smaller grass clumps, such as blue fescue (Festuca glauca), just shearing the top 3 to 4 inches off should be sufficient. For the taller clumps, such as Karl Forester Feather reed grass ...

4. Plan the Spacing For Your Mondo Grass Mondo grass is often sold as clumps of grass. Decide on the desired spacing based on the mature size of your chosen variety. Dwarf mondo grass can be ...

When the center of an ornamental grass clump becomes bare and dead-looking like the one in this photo, the plant is due for renewal by digging and dividing.

That's why mastering how to flip a jig is still just as important as ever. Thick grass beds, hydrilla mats, reed clumps, and lily pads are difficult areas to get a bait in front of fish.

4. Plan the Spacing For Your Mondo Grass Mondo grass is often sold as clumps of grass. Decide on the desired spacing based on the mature size of your chosen variety. Dwarf mondo grass can be ...