Grasses

Designing with Grasses

A few years ago, I was designing a garden for clients who, like me, are big fans of ornamental grasses. We had planted
From Fine Gardening

For all who live in the Great Plains states, native grasses are commonplace; yet early settlers and explorers certainly
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Interesting and encyclopedic: In depth, beautifully photographed and written by someone who obviously cares a great
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Plant Type - by Scientific and Common Names Flowering Plants (Magnoliophyta) Division, 2 sub-levels Whisk-Ferns, Fern-
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This stunning grass has 1- to 3-foot-long, densely tufted plumes atop tall, upright stalks and arching mid-green leaves.
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This stunning grass has 1- to 3-foot-long, densely tufted plumes atop tall, upright stalks and arching mid-green leaves.
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No other grass exhibits quite the refinement of texture as this species. Its bright green foliage resembles delicate
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Every time I turn around, it seems there are more ornamental grasses in the landscape, and not only in gardens-some
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Volume 1 of the basic study of American grasses, both indigenous and escapes, cultivated and wild. Over 1400 species.
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Manual of Grasses for North America: I teach Grassland ecology at a university and I am often asked to key out various
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Great pics & ideas, but short on substance: This is a pretty little book with great pictures and some very usable
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Focusing on the color, shape, and texture of the plants, and avoiding the technicalities presented by most botanical
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This convenient pocket guide surveys the ranges and provides identification keys for the common introduced and native
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Erect, solid, glabrous, purplish at nodes, arising in clumps or few together. Numerous, flat, 2-12 inches long, less
From Kansas Wildflowers

Erect to ascending, stout, hollow, glabrous to hairy just below nodes. Flat, narrow, 1 to 8 inches long, to 1/4 inch
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