Make space for grasses in your garden

At the beginning of summer I nonchalantly scattered a mixed packet of annual ornamental grasses, partly because the slugs had eaten everything else and I felt a bit desperate.

The oats and barleys have nearly all come up in the wrong place, as scattered seed is likely to do, but still look much more marvellous than I would have expected.

Over the winter I am going to edit the garden, removing some overly rambunctious geraniums and making space for more grasses.

This time they’ll be perennials, because life is short enough and there’s dancing to do.

The Guardian: Make space for grasses in your garden

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