This year, pampas grass wrapped its floaty, cream-colored fronds around our Instagram feeds. (Have you seen Mandy Moore's wedding photos?) We're not complaining—the fluffy stems make a damn good ...

Picture pampas grass, a giant native of South America that grows in huge clumps up to 10 feet tall and has fluffy, white blooms at the end of each long, skinny leaf.

Wisler suggests putting the vase of pampas grass against a wall that has muted but pigmented color with a subtle warmth to it— something like a hue from Sherwin Williams’ Naturalist palate.

We used zebra grass, Karl Foerster, pampas grass and bunny tails. ... You want to bring in bright colors. “And autumn moor grass, also a non-native, has a lower stature I like.

Some ornamental grasses are evergreen (Carex, Acorus, pampas grass, muhly grass), but most go dormant for the winter. By the end of February, cut the dormant plants back to within a few inches of ...

A: Pampas grass is one of many ornamental grasses that are wonderful in our Michigan landscapes. It can be cut down in the fall, much as you do other perennials - but I wouldn't do so.