GrassBamboo
Bambusa
- Light
- Full Sun, Part Sun
- Water
- Moderate
- Size
- Dependent on variety × Dependent on variety
Graceful movement and texture for coastal-friendly landscapes.
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GrassBambusa
GrassMuhlenbergia dumosa
GrassAndropogon glomeratus
GrassTripsacum floridanum
GrassEragrostis elliottii
GrassCenchrus
GrassLomandra longifolia
GrassMuhlenbergia capillaris
GrassCortaderia selloana
GrassCyperus papyrus
GrassEragrostis spectabilis
GrassSpartina bakeri
GrassUniola paniculata
GrassPaspalum vaginatum
GrassJuncus effusus
GrassPaspalum notatum
GrassSorghastrum nutans
GrassSchizachyrium scoparium
GrassSorghastrum secundum
GrassMiscanthus sinensis
GrassSetaria palmifolia
GrassTridens flavus
GrassSpartina patens
GrassSporobolus virginicus
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Many ornamental grasses handle sandy soil, wind, and sun well, which makes them popular for Northeast Florida and coastal-style landscapes.
Most ornamental grasses are cut back in late winter before new spring growth emerges.
Some clump in place while others spread; ask about growth habit so you choose one that fits the space.
Most need little beyond a late-winter cutback before new growth, occasional water in dry spells, and division every few years if a clump opens up in the center.
Several clumping grasses stay compact and tidy. Tell us your sun and the bed size and our team can match a grass that fits without taking over.