This tall, willowy ornamental grass has feathery flowering stalks, adding vertical interest to any garden. While other ornamental grasses tend to arch outward, feather reed grass forms dense, erect ...

There are many different ways to add more privacy to your back yard but one of the most visually interesting ways is with ornamental grass. Ornamental grasses are grasses and sedges grown for ...

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. (The ...

Korean Feather Reed Grass is an ornamental grass with pinkish tinged plumes in summer. grass that is an herbaceous perennial. It grows 2-3 feet tall with an equal spread. This is a slow-growing plant ...

WHAT: Calamagrostis acutiflora Karl Foerster, a feather reed grass, is valued for its early bloom time and architectural form, slightly tighter than other forms of feather reed grass. In June feathery ...

* 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 feature is ...

Ornamental grasses are used extensively in modern landscape design for a good reason. The effect created as tall grasses sway gracefully in a light breeze can never be reproduced any other way. It is ...

Clunky electrical boxes can ruin the look of an otherwise beautifully designed front yard. Grasses provide a soft, natural, and affordable way to disguise them.

What: This grass, Calamagrostis acutiflora Karl Foerster, features an erect architectural form, slightly tighter than other forms of feather reed grass. In June, flower stalks rise to 6 feet tall with ...

Fall is a great time to see and appreciate ornamental grasses, especially the Korean feather reed grass (Calamagrostis arundinacea). This variety is a clumping type of perennial grass with bright, ...

• Upright feather reed grass, Calamagrostis x acutiflora ‘Stricta’, thrives in the central Ohio garden. The ornamental grass has bright green slender leaves that form a dense upright clump. The outer ...