Some plants may look appealing at first, but become costly landscaping headaches. These common choices can be invasive, messy ...

'Pampas grass spreads rapidly so it is a good idea to split your established plants each spring to prevent them from completely taking over an entire area of your garden,' recommends Rachel.

You get a lot of bang for the buck with these showy plants. A small investment can pay big rewards in curb appeal. Having a beautiful garden takes time and effort, but you don’t have to break the bank ...

The ideal time to cut back pampas grass is late winter to early spring. 'Cutting back in March or early April will mean that the new foliage on the plant has a chance to receive more light after ...

I like plants that do a good job. They grow with little effort, save me money and look nice even in the depths of winter. So far, I’ve found only one that does all that. It’s pampas grass, and ...

Richard Backer, Muskegon A: Pampas grass is one of many ornamental grasses that are wonderful in ... grasses ranging from 2 to 12 feet high are swaying in the same breeze. Plants - trees ...

Pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana) grows to impressive size, as high as 10 feet and equally as wide. ... If you like a low-maintenance plant, pampas grass doesn't require much.

Around 80 permanent food manufacturing workers at the Pampas plant in Footscray, Melbourne vote Tuesday on a proposed agreement negotiated by company management and United Workers Union (UWU ...

Light: Plant in full-sun locations. Water needs: Drought tolerant; seasonal rains usually supply needed moisture. Feedings: Apply a 16-4-8 or similar lawn fertilizer once in March, May and September.

The pampas' popularity has even been embraced over the Christmas season, by the likes of Sahar Kasiri, who uses the plant in many of her designs. But it's not as highly regarded in other countries.

But sometimes, to save local environments, you have to kill some plants. Specifically, invasive plants. Don’t get me wrong, plants are great. We need them for so many things, including carbon ...