Chinese silver grass ... The flower stalks also keep well in cutting arrangements. This plant will live for many decades, spreading gradually through expanding rhizomes. But clumps will gradually ...

If you're looking for an ornamental grass that will add ... of its graceful pastel flower stalks. It's fast-growing and can be divided in early spring if the clumps of grass are big enough.

They come in all sizes and shapes, from tall to dwarf ... Feather Reed Grass: A dense, narrow clump with variegated foliage topped with feathery, reddish-brown stalks in spring that turn golden ...

One is that bunches of taller ones can be cut and bundled to mimic corn stalks in fall decorations ... two- to three-foot-tall clump-forming grass with wiry green blades that turn a pumpkin ...

In spring, gardeners should remove the previous year’s dead stalks to ... Golden hakone grass, also known as Japanese forest grass (2009): Only 1 foot to 11/2 feet tall, the graceful variegated ...

If the center of the clump dies ... very interesting as they dangle from their stalk. If you don’t want a tall plant, consider dwarf Fakahatchee grass, Tripsacum floridana, which grows two ...

Low-growing types such as blue grama grass ... Clumps are 10 inches wide and spread by creeping underground stems. Attractive, fox-tail-like seed heads develop on 2-foot-tall flower stalks in ...

Leaf blades and seed stalks ... tall blades as a breeze picked up - and herein lies another wonderful attribute of grasses in any season. Their blades and seeds (prominent especially in pampas ...

Each individual bunchgrass grows as a clump ... rice grass is relatively easy because its leaves are tightly rolled from the edges, forming narrow tubes. Its seeds develop in expanded panicles ...

If you see a plant with clumps of small white flowers growing on tall stalks, beware — it could be the highly invasive weed garlic mustard. The plants are blooming this time of year, making them ...

Photographer’s description: “This coyote was hunting in the tall grass. While I got several clear shots of him in the open, I think this one best emphasizes his stealthy hunting skills.

Lemon grass, that is. These tall tropical stalks, once considered so exotic you had to buy them at an Asian market, now can be found in greengrocers and even a few supermarkets around town.