Grass landscaping

Grasses can act visually like shrubs. Some are arching, while others are stiff and formal. Learn more about designing your garden with grasses.

Ornamental grasses are one of the most useful types of plants you can use in your landscape designs; here are five ideas to get you started, plus lots of beautiful grasses to achieve your favorite look.

How to really set off the ornamental grasses in your landscape

Ready to take on your outdoor space? Read these tips by Louisville-based landscape architect Patrick Henry of Gresham Smith and create your perfect garden dream.

Looking to add some texture and movement to your landscape? Explore our collection of the best ornamental grasses for full sun and landscaping. These drought-tolerant options thrive in sunny conditions, making them perfect for adding interest to your garden or yard. Whether you're looking for annual or perennial varieties, these ornamental grasses are sure to make a statement in any setting.

Landscape Design | Native Grasses & Lavender

Mexican feather grass looks like a hazy smudge of golden color in the distance, and who wouldn't want that as a backdrop in the garden? Like other grasses

Ornamental grasses don't need much maintenance. Follow these simple steps to keep these tough perennials looking their best year after year.

Ornamental Grasses Border ........................ 1. White Sagebrush 'Silver Queen' (Artemisia ludoviciana) 2. Gray's Sedge (Carex grayi) 3. Curry Plant (Helichrysum italicum) 4. Black-Flowered Fountaingrass (Pennisetum viridescens) 5. Tall Verbena (Verbena bonariensis) 6. Eulalia, Maiden Grass 'Adagio' (Miscanthus sinensis) 7. Eulalia, Maiden Grass 'Silberfeder' (Miscanthus sinensis)

With a little imagination and a slightly broader palette of plants, these ornamental grass combinations showcase your grasses all season.