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.

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.

Picture pampas grass, a giant native of South America that grows in huge clumps up to 10 feet tall and has fluffy, white blooms at the end of each long, skinny leaf.

'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 ...

One might guess from its name that pampas grass is native to the Pampas regions of South America, and that would be correct.

The appearance of pampas grass on Reddit prompted a debate about the plant's association with swinging in the UK - though some have dismissed the theory as an 'urban myth' ...

When landscaping with pampas grass in a small or mid-sized yard, consider the ‘Pumila’ cultivar. It’s a shorter variety, reaching up to 6 feet tall, with spectacular white, feather-like ...

For example, some folks hate pampas grass and others can’t stand needle-and-thread grass. Both are considered invasive in some parts of the country. I’m a big fan of both.