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  1. Brenda, you could have been a landscaper, you have a very good eye, and a real care for the plants.

  2. Good information, Brenda. I’ve been thinking I’d like to get some pink muhly grass to try. I like that it’s not so tall and the rosey color. I could add some smaller plants in front of it like you did in yours. It’s still so cold here, though, it’s gonna be a while. We have had sun and blue skies all week so that’s a good sign. It lifts my spirits for sure.

    Have a pleasant weekend!

  3. Your ornamental grass plantings were so pretty last year and the photos are gorgeous! We have some of different types of ornamental grasses planted in the yard and in one pot. Do you ever cut your hands on the sharp edges of the grass blades? Our grasses are DANGEROUS! And, when you get cut, it stings like crazy!! But we still LOVE THEM.

    1. No, I’ve never been cut. But when I trim them my arms itch till I soap it off.

  4. While we still have snow here in eastern Massachusetts, I have been planning to make more pot plantings in our small condo garden and porch…grasses will now be in our plans. Thanks for including your instructions and hints for growing.

  5. What a timely post. I was walking this morning and admiring the purple fountain grass in a neighboring yard. I have some empty whisky barrels that need plants and was wondering if I could plant ornamental grass in these containers. Looks like the garden center will be on my trip list either today or tomorrow to inquire about the best ornamental grass to plant in containers for this area.

    Your photos are so pretty.

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