Seven All Gold Hakonechloa Macra Grasses - Back for Spring - April 2024
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As of last September, our little cluster of All Gold Japanese Forest Grasses in our backyard consisted of eight grasses that were planted in one of the curved beds sort-of by the tree swing tree. Here's how they looked last year - six in front, two in the back row . These grasses are some of the STARS of our garden, but they're slow-growing and (for me) not thrivers. They're not in decline, but they're NOT the massive clumps that I see in other folks gardens online. They also are, unfortunately, now located in the shadow of the soon-to-be-built pizza oven. Two of them are tucked 'behind' the foundation that will require moving. For now, I moved *just one* of them because it was in the direct line of construction foot-traffic. I tucked it further back into the backyard - on the other side - near where I planted two divided ones from IB2DWs . That cluster is now (I hope) three grasses and (I also hope) a couple of Autumn Ferns that went in last Fall. Thos