Often chosen for the texture and autumn interest they add to the garden, ornamental grasses have many virtues. Some are tall, towering over most other garden plants, and serve as a visual anchor or a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A large pampas grass plant in a garden Pampas grass is a wonderful ornamental grass whose lush panicles offer a restful break from ...

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Ornamental grasses refer to both true grasses and plants that have a grass-like appearance, such as sedges, that are used for similar purposes in gardens. The foliage of ornamental grasses provides ...

Once you're sure there are no more freezes in sight, you have a laundry list of plants to prune so that they flower and regrow beautifully in spring.

During my years as executive director of the Columbus Botanical Garden in Georgia, I fell madly in love with the garlic chives in our herb garden. I’m not an herbalist or a culinary artist in the ...

Normally, when people consider the kinds of plants they want to put in their gardens, grass is not their first thought. However, landscapers and gardeners looking for something different and dramatic ...

A bonsai tree from an artisan in An Nhơn Town is shown at a recent ornamental plant exhibition in Bình Định Province. — Photo courtesy of Bình Định Province's portal Cultivating ornamental plants may ...

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Cocoa mulch is a fabulous organic product that can be used on a variety of plants. Here are the ones that will benefit most ...

COLIN CAMPBELL: A piece of Ginger from the supermarket, a bottle of Turmeric Powder and the good old Banana. What have they all got in common? Well believe it or not, they're all members of the order ...