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Planting and start
Ornamental grasses are best planted in spring or autumn. Make sure the soil is well loosened and there is enough space so that the plants can develop freely. After planting, water adequately to ensure good establishment.
Stand and soil
The right location varies from species to species, but is important for beautiful growth.
- Most ornamental grasses grow best in a sunny spot
- Some species also tolerate partial shade
- Well-drained soil prevents wet feet and root problems
Care during the year
- Water during dry periods, especially in young plantings
- Mulch can help retain moisture and improve soil structure
- Fertilisation is usually limited and can be applied lightly in spring
Maintenance and pruning
Ornamental grasses require little maintenance.
- Cut back dead parts in early spring
- Leave ornamental grasses in winter for protection and ornamental value
- Dividing occasionally keeps plants vital
With proper care, ornamental grasses create a timeless, natural garden that remains attractive every season.
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