Ornamental grasses are pricey at nurseries but divide effortlessly. Buy one pot per variety in early spring; divide before new growth emerges.
Don’t let divisions age more than 12 months before re-dividing. Young divisions tear apart by hand; old ones require heavy tools. Plant small divisions in spring, dig and divide the next spring—easy, repeatable.
Pot divisions in 2-quart containers or plant directly. Water well. Most grasses establish quickly and provide years of texture and movement.
One purchase, a lifetime of grasses. Division is the gift that keeps giving.
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