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“Hi, what grasses have been used in this shot?”
“Grasses: mass plantings same species (KF, tufted angel hair)”
“Tall ornamental grasses foe height in back and easy maintenance”
“add these grasses between ralph and our house”
“Grasses as accent and on slope”
“Tall grasses and short grasses”
“grasses; they are so”
“short grass in center”
“long wheat colored grass”
“tall grasses options”
“Grass tall...Grass on the left...natural grasses...tall grass...Beautiful grasses...grasses mix...feathery grass...Feather grass...Love the grass...tall grasses...Tall yellow grasses...Different grasses...Grasses and designs...ornamental grasses...Great landscaping...decorative grasses!...Tall grass clumps...mod grasses...Right side grass...lawn tall grasses”
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Banyon Tree Design Studio
“garden or landscape.
Grasses with tall flowering spikes are ideal for creating this type of soft barrier.”
“The deck and stones mixed with the grass”
“like the native grasses and gabion wall”
“I like the looks of the grass barrier combined withe the caged stones - not sure where I would use it -”
“Creating a soft barrier with grasses”
“love the grass and stones and deck”
“garden or landscape.Grasses with tall flowering spikes are ideal for creating this type of soft barrier.”
Johnsen Landscapes & Pools
“r, NY landscape is delightful - and deer resistant too!”
“the tall grasses with the brownish red at tips?”
“What is the name of the taller grasses that have the brownish red tips? Thanks”
“Roses in front of large ornamental grasses”
“BIG GRASSES ALONG BACK OF FENCE?”
“oranmental grasses maiden grass mexican feather grass”
“Maiden Grass, Switchgrass, Mexican Feathergrass, Blue Fescue & Sedges”
“ornamental grasses also highlight rose bushes”
“love the combination of the grasses and roses”
“Take out the grass in the driveway and replace with trees and something similar to these plants paired with the roses.”
“ornamental grasses.Try some larger grasses, like this maiden grass (Miscanthus sinensis, zones 5 to 9) or switchgrass (Panicum virgatum, zones 5 to 9), or smaller ones, like Mexican feathergrass (Stipa tenuissima, zones 7 to 10), blue fescue (Festuca glauca, zones 4 to 11) and sedges (Carex spp, zones 4 to”
Anna Looper
“Love the landscape, simple grass with texture”
“love placement of purple fountain grass”
“Great landscaping and header/column combo looks great”
“Ornamental grass landscaping”
“the grasses-colored plumage”
“Purple fountain grass”
“burgundy grass for yard”
“Fountain grass...LIKE THIS LANDSCAPE...notice red grass...Red grass...red fountain grass...Front grass bushes...fountain grass”
Huettl Landscape Architecture
“Huettl Landscape. Can you help me identify these grasses? It looks like Blue Oat grass in the foreground; can you say what the taller, greener in the middle section might be? Thank you!”
“Are the grasses in the forground Blue Oat? Thanks...”
“Blue Oat Grass beyond and Berkeley sedge beyond the gravel oval.”
“Those are Festuca 'Elijah blue' in the foreground with Blue Oat Grass beyond and Berkeley sedge beyond the gravel oval.”
“Those are Festuca 'Elijah blue' in the foreground with Blue Oat Grass beyond and Berkeley sedge beyond the gravel”
“Mix of grass and boxwoods. Only one row of each instead of four.”
“variety of grasses, Berkley sedge beyond oval grows in Austin, don't know about blue oat grass & Elijah Blue Festuca”
debora carl landscape design
“the red grasses ( Pennisetum 'Fireworks') is Phormium 'Tricolor' . Here is a link to learn more about it. http://www.smgrowers.com/products/plants/plantdisplay.asp?plant_id=1244”
“Botanical name: Pennisetum setaceum
Common names: Purple fountain grass, rose fountain grass”
“The burgundy foxtail grass is nice!”
“fountain grass, rose fountain grassUSDA zones: Perennial in 8b-11, annual in all other zones. Find your zone.Water requirement: Average water needs; drought tolerant once establishedLight requirement: Full sun to light shadeMature size: Up to 48 inches tall and 24 to 36 inches wideBenefits and tolerances:”
Peter A. Sellar - Architectural Photographer
“Associates Landscape Architects + Urban Design, www.jrala.ca
Photography: Peter A. Sellar / www.photoklik.com”
“THE GRASSES THAT ARE PICTURED HERE HOW HIGH DO THEY GROW?”
“GRASSES
While cottage gardens are remarkably adaptable, somehow a fluffy yard of roses doesn't always work with a more modern architectural design. Grasses,”
“Working with grasses.... you can sort of get a nice Nantucket look which could be lovely with your house”
“Cottage garden look with grasses and perennials”
“tall grasses with color in front”
“design. Grasses, especially those with a mix of colors in their flower heads, make a great, slightly more contemporary substitute.”
D-CRAIN Design and Construction
“the pink grasses? How high do they grow?”
“It is beautiful grass color-where do you purchase it-thanks”
“The grass in this photo with the feathery, deep pink hue is a 'Muhlenbergia capillaris' (common name: gulf muhly). It can be purchased at your local nursery if it does well in your climate. thanks!”
“Love the cacti and colorful grasses”
“love the pink muhly grass in mass plantings”
“muhly grass is native to the East Coast of the United States”
“Pink muhly grass. Should grow here.”
“what is the pink grass in the back??”
“love the fuzzy grass for backyard”
“Pink muhly's fine texture is an effective landscape softener. Note how attractively pink muhly highlights the sculptural agave in this landscape”
“effective landscape softener. Note how attractively pink muhly highlights the sculptural agave in this landscape by D-Crain Design and Construction.Pink muhly grass is native to the East Coast of the United States, so many native plantings incorporate it into prairies, savannas and coastal dunes. Planted”
