This clump-forming perennial is hearty enough to tolerate moderate foot traffic ... It still needs water in the summer, but ...

When biologists and land managers talk about managing native warm-season grasses (NWSG) they are really talking about managing early-successional plant communities. Early-successional vegetation (i.e.

As spring approaches, shade-loving perennials will be a perfect addition to shady gardens, including Virginia bluebells, ...

Perennial flowers and plants return for many years, giving you the most bang for your buck. See our favorite spring, summer, ...

Additionally, large perennial grasses like miscanthus and switchgrass have distinct physiological traits that are not accounted for in many model frameworks. To remedy this issue, a CABBI research ...

This article looks at the best perennials that could help transform your garden, from the best climbing perennials to those that pollinators will love most ...

No. While most grasses are perennial where they are hardy, many are treated as annuals in colder climates, where they die after one season and should be removed. Check the hardiness zone of the ...

A prime example of needing to divide is ornamental grasses. As they continue to grow, the center of the grass becomes shaded and unproductive. Removing a portion of the grass keeps it attractive and ...

Cool season grasses (Kentucky bluegrass, perennial rye, tall fescue) do best in the northern half of the state. On the other hand, warm season grasses (Bermuda, buffalo grass, zoysia) fare better ...