'The best time to plant pampas grass is in the spring time,' says Rachel Crow, garden editor for Homes & Gardens. 'This ornamental plant can take a while to establish its roots despite being a ...

Pampas grass tolerates a wide range of temperatures and humidity levels. They thrive in ambient temperatures ranging from 65°F to 90°F and low to high humidity conditions.

Pampas grass has a commanding presence in the landscape, effective both as an accent specimen and as an attractive living screen. At maturity a single planting can easily dominate a landscape with ...

A: Pampas grass is one of many ornamental grasses that are wonderful in our Michigan landscapes. It can be cut down in the fall, much as you do other perennials - but I wouldn't do so.

Native grasses can be used in a landscape either as specimen plants or for a bluegrass lawn alternative or to create a native prairie landscape.

From colossal 12-feet tall stands of pampas grass to squat tufts of blue fescue, from sea oats to millet, ... In landscapes, she often designs with sun, commonly known as tufted hairgrass.