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Cutting back grasses is actually quite simple especially if you have the right equipment.
Decorative grass care. Leaf color and vigor are good guides to nitrogen requirements. Gather dead or dry-looking canes in your hand and cut down toward the base. Some perennial ornamental grasses are even used as borders for walkways or hedges to enclose a property.
Choose the best habit for your garden needs. Take care of your larger plants. Here are 12 of the most popular ornamental grasses to grow.
How To Cut Ornamental Grass Care. 26 Different Types of Ornamental Grass with Pictures and Basic Care Information. A sturdy pair of handheld shears work well for pruning smaller grasses.
Remove any brown tips and cut back the dead leaves that usually collect around the base. For grasses that do best in a dry soil improve drainage by digging in horticultural grit before planting. How to Cut Back Ornamental Grasses.
What makes these grasses or grass-like plants decorative is their aesthetically pleasing contribution to your garden. Red Fountain Grass Photo taken at Kerbys nursery. Ornamental grasses require relatively low levels of fertility.
Fountain Grass or Pennisetum is an easy to care for ornamental grass that grows in mounds and produces beautiful leaves that cascade giving the plant its fountain-like appearance. When digging up to trim out dead growth or to create new transplants start by digging up the entire ball of grass. Try to leave some height in the middle then gradually shape a bit lower on the sides.
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