2. Go for the natural look. The less it's supposed to look groomed means less upkeep for you. As always, you want to look for plants that are easier to maintain naturally, in that they require little soil, fertilization, watering, or a certain type of exposure. Try not to choose something that's going to grow or spread quickly. Many natural grasses require little pruning and care. Look for non-invasive varieties suited to your climate.

Though most modern landscapes are paired with a contemporary or at least ranch-style house design, you don't need to stick with that. These ornamental grasses work surprisingly well at the back of a traditional San Francisco home and are a nice break from the expected cottage or English garden. The muted colors reflect those found in the city's often foggy natural landscape and create a year-round peaceful retreat.

Lush fullness

grass

Grasses

Pool area?

plantings

Grasses and boardwalk

Texture

adding a boardwalk gives a pleasant mix

Grass Garden

Grasses

grasses

Ground cover

Different front ferns

plants

Landscaping

Landscape

Plants

ornamental grasses

ornamental grasses

ornamental grasses and boardwalk

Pretty and simple

Great flow and balance - beautiful

Grasses

Xeriscape

landscape

House colours

xeriscape

Grass

Grasses

Grasses

landscape

Blue oat grass

wild like

plants

I love the different grasses

The landscaping, especially plan selection.

Feathery grass

Grasses

different grasses

Plant movement in wind

Plants

mom's idea

Ornamental Grasses

Grasses

landscaping

love it

Fuzzy grass

Grasses

beach grasses

front yard

Grasses

Mass planting

tall ornamental grasses

Water wise

Grasses

Sea grass

grouping of plants

Low plants

love the texture and grasses. would they become deer food?

grasses

lots of different grasses

like the use of multiple grasses. Not to this extreme, but would be nice to mix in

plants

More grasses

Ornamental grasses garden

beautiful grassws

exterior

Tall plants

meadow planting? i like it

Though most modern landscapes are paired with a contemporary or at least ranch-style house design, you don't need to stick with that. These ornamental grasses work surprisingly well at the back of a traditional San Francisco home and are a nice break from the expected cottage or English garden. The muted colors reflect those found in the city's often foggy natural landscape and create a year-round peaceful retreat.

Bushy mossy plants

Grasses blue fescue hopseed

grass garden

grass

Grasses

xeriscaping

This is too grassy/tall!

Lush

Use of grasses

Like the graases

Long tail

Back yard

Ground cover

Foliage

Use of grasses

Natural landscape

What are the silver grasses

I like these plants

natural grasses

Grass

Like middle grass

No grass.

Desert looking plants

Native grass landscaping.

find non-invasives

Paint for house

I like these grasses.

vegetation

Trawy

different heights and colors of grasses are interesting

garden

xeriscape

Landscape

low maintence

Grass

Sustainable landscaping but not what I'm looking for- too busy

No mow

Landscaping

garden

natoral look, grasses

Grasses

grasses, planting style

Love the texture and color variation

Blue fescue as a large central grouping

Flaura

Grasses

variation of grasses

boardwalk

Landscaping and walkway

grasses

plants for walkway

Sidding

nice display of mass grass plantings

vegetation

Incredible grasses

Wildness

ornamental grasses with wood walkway

love the use of different grasses for texture

gras,gras, i love gras

Landscape grasses

the bridge walkway

Ornamental Grass

Mix of plants

Plants

Garden

I like the mixture of grasses

can use in entire yard

Grasses!

Grasses

Xeriscape

plants, grasses, massed together

different colors and shapes of grasses

No

grasses

blobk planting

meadow planting

like bushes

酷庭院

m.ogród traw

grassy plants

Grasses

like the pale blue / silver grass here

Garden

natives?

Lovely ornamental grasses

front yard

i like this xeriscaping

landscaping

garden

Mass plantings

Like the grasses

Garden front

Mixing varieties of grass

Like xero grass.

love the grasses

garden/ grasses

plants

landscaping with grasses

roof

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natural look. The less it's supposed to look groomed means less upkeep for you. As always, you want to look for plants that are easier to maintain naturally, in that they require little soil, fertilization, watering, or a certain type of exposure. Try not to choose something that's going to grow or spread quickly. Many natural grasses require little pruning and care. Look for non-invasive varieties suited to your climate.

2. Go for the natural look. The less it's supposed to look groomed means less upkeep for you. As always, you want to look for plants that are easier to maintain naturally, in that they require little soil, fertilization, watering, or a certain type of exposure. Try not to choose something that's going to grow or spread quickly. Many natural grasses require little pruning and care. Look for non-invasive varieties suited to your climate.

xeri

Grasses

The shrubbery

Feather grass color

blu and green grasses

ornamental grasses and wooden walkway

Despite the fact this doesn't have any grass, I like the native plants that are arranged in a way that makes them look like tamed wild growth. It's natural, yet sculpted, but not overly so.

2. Go for the natural look. The less it's supposed to look groomed means less upkeep for you. As always, you want to look for plants that are easier to maintain naturally, in that they require little soil, fertilization, watering, or a certain type of exposure. Try not to choose something that's going to grow or spread quickly. Many natural grasses require little pruning and care. Look for non-invasive varieties suited to your climate.

Love the b

Grasses helps to minimize lawn

blue-grey grass planting

2. Go for the natural look. The less it's supposed to look groomed means less upkeep for you. As always, you want to look for plants that are easier to maintain naturally, in that they require little soil, fertilization, watering, or a certain type of exposure. Try not to choose something that's going to grow or spread quickly. Many natural grasses require little pruning and care. Look for non-invasive varieties suited to your climate.

Los arbustos como mechudos

At an angle

Decorative grasses galore!

Foilage

Grass combination

Colors

LOVE the grasses - Karl Reed Feather grass near wall...blue fescue or Blue Oat Grass forming the now familiar 'triangle shape' and maroon 18" grasses lining walkway (flame grass or similar) Some miscianthus "morning light" near sliding door. Heath or heather perhaps in lower right corner????

Like the grasses; stuffy, texture

grasses

Grasses

Garden

messy grasses