Ornamental
grasses do not require large amounts of fertilizer. Soil that
is high in organic matter is preferred. Amend the soil, if
needed, with ample organic matter, while tilling the soil.
Small amounts of a general-purpose fertilizer can also be
added while tilling.
Planting
ornamental grasses can be accomplished in the spring or the
fall. Spring planted ornamental grasses have the advantage
of a full summer of root development to ward off damage from
freezing ground temperatures. Fall planting of ornamental
grasses should be done during August and September to enable
some root development before frost.
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