I know this is a bit off-topic, but I have several varieties of ornamental
grass around my backyard water feature. Recently the grasses have been falling
over, especially on the periphery of the clump. Anyone have an idea for
keeping the clump more upright, other than just bundling it together with plant
ties?
Thanks,
Donna

On 27 Jul 2003 22:26:09 GMT, (UTVOLVET84) wrote:

I know this is a bit off-topic, but I have several varieties of ornamental
grass around my backyard water feature. Recently the grasses have been falling
over, especially on the periphery of the clump. Anyone have an idea for
keeping the clump more upright, other than just bundling it together with plant
ties?

It may be too shady for the grass, causing it to get too tall and limp.

Bob

"UTVOLVET84" wrote in message
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I know this is a bit off-topic, but I have several varieties of ornamental
grass around my backyard water feature. Recently the grasses have been
falling
over, especially on the periphery of the clump. Anyone have an idea for
keeping the clump more upright, other than just bundling it together with
plant
ties?
Thanks,
Donna

Mine do that, but I let it...The majority of the plant stays up. I think it
looks natural.

BV.

I made sort of a peony ring out of thick and thin wire, thick for the legs
and thin for the circle to surround the grass, works like a champ, and you
barely see the thin wire at all.