LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- THV's lifestyle guru Chris H. Olsen shares his advice on decorative grasses you can plant for your yard and how to care for them. There is nothing like the texture and ...

Ornamental grasses will let you know they need division by getting too huge for the space, by flowering less or by dying out in the centers of the clumps. Be on the alert for the start of these ...

Ornamental grasses are an important part of Tri-State landscapes. They tolerate a wide range of environmental conditions, are relatively pest-free, and provide beauty and interest for nearly the ...

The Penn State Extension of Berks County Master Gardeners will be featuring questions and answers to inquires received through their Garden Hotline. Q: When is the best time to cut back and divide my ...

In its helpful e-mails to gardeners, Bluestone Perennials outlines how to quickly divide perennials and ornamental grasses — a metehod called “sneaky divisions” — so you get more free plants for your ...

Q: I want to transplant and divide in half an 'Adagio' dwarf maiden grass that is about 3 years old. Is it OK to do this at this point in the season or should I wait until the late fall to do so? A: ...

Every year by mid-summer my ornamental grasses are flopping over and looking messy instead of standing straight up like other people's grasses. Is there anything I can do to keep them from flopping?

I have a love-hate relationship with ornamental grasses. These graceful grasses have been a landscape staple for decades. Prized for their structure, texture and easy care, they are frequently found ...

Ornamental grasses have long been a staple in the Kansas City landscape. They are prized for their tolerance to our local conditions and provide interest in the landscape. And although they are ...