muhlenbergia

Like most grasses, muhlenbergia is drought tolerant too.

Muhly Grass-See You In September* « Fairegarden 2009

I do so like that muhlenbergia capillaris – must do some research.

First Frost Of Fall « Fairegarden 2009

The muhlenbergia capillaris gives Faire Garden such an enchanted fairytal feel.

Grasses « Fairegarden 2008

There is one grass that we prize above all others, pink muhly grass, muhlenbergia capillaris.

Grasses « Fairegarden 2008

In the very bottom of this photo, the grassy plants barely visible are the tip of the triple row of muhlenbergia capillaris planted along the curb side of the driveway, running about twenty feet.

Before and After, Garage Side « Fairegarden 2008

The header of muhlenbergia is a perfect complement to the stunning photo at this top of this post.

The Shed Revisited « Fairegarden 2008

There is a muhlenbergia capillaris planted in each of these.

Containers-Part One « Fairegarden 2008

And the way you captured the light with the iresine and the muhlenbergia is fantastic.

September Bloom Day « Fairegarden 2008

September of this year, muhlenbergia capillaris starring, white azalea to the right, husker red penstemon to the left, Korean boxwood wintergreen in background

The garden through the year « Fairegarden 2007