Fake Grass

Used on commercial jobs at many amusement parks and zoos across the USA and many other countries, we believe our faux rocks are the best in the world. We color our rocks with the best acrylic paints that have UV protection to reduce fading.

A heavy-duty plastic resin construction makes the rock both durable and lightweight for easy lifting and rearranging. Add beauty and definition to your landscape with this decorative Emsco Group Outdoor 2.

MG-4 Brachiaria brizantha cv. Humidicola Brachiaria humidicola cv. Marandu Brachiaria brizantha cv. Llanero Panicum maximum cv. Massai Panicum maximum cv. Brachiaria brizantha cv. SOESP has businesses in Brazil and nowadays exports its products to Latin...

In late summer it will shoot up soft, fluffy ‘foxtails' blooms that will add even greater interest. If you're looking for something other than the “same old, same old” in your garden this year, order a few Pennisetum Fireworks from us today! * Outstanding...

It's drought tolerant and generally carefree. Try one today! * Colorful foliage * Adaptable to a variety of soils * Drought & salt tolerant * Thrives in full sun It has an upright habit, with a gentle cascading effect (to the outside foliage), lending...

You know that you need this beauty in your garden this year. Enjoy Big Excitement From a Little Plant! It's time to add some energy and excitement to your tired garden and we have just the thing for you! EverColor Everlite Variegated Sedge Grass (Carex...

* Enormous Purple Plumes All Summer * Golden Foliage in Autumn * Deer Resistant * Great as foundation plantings 'Red Head' begins to show its enormous bottlebrush plumes in mid to late summer.

Order yours today! * Cold-hardy to zone 5 * Distinctive lime-striped foliage * Super-easy care * Deer resistant Everlime can also stabilize and beautify that hard-to-maintain slope, if you need it to.

They reach 5 feet tall and three feet wide in full sun. One Adagio Maiden Grass is a stunning centerpiece and standout specimen in your garden, but multiples are breathtakingly spectacular in masses.

Its deep roots mean that it requires 75% less water than other turf grasses. Your lawn will be among the first in the neighborhood to green up in the spring, and the vibrant color will last long into fall.

Buffalo grass varieties give up to a 75% reduction in water consumption, therefore saving you money. There are 72 plugs in each tray. It shows allelopathic tendencies so it is known to suppress weeds.

* Ornamental * Durable * Deer resistant * Great groundcover It's drought resistant, so no need to water. It would make a wonderful groundcover or a border in your perennial bed. In the summer tiny blue flowers form, resembling little balls, adding a bit...

Big drama for small urban spaces! There is a revolution happening right now in home gardening. Little Miss has green, lush, graceful foliage that emerges in early spring. Wait until you see it backlit by the sun.

$9.00 per bale delivered. Delivery charge may increase over 20 miles away from Farm. Beautiful horse quality hay. 12 flakes average per bale. No kicker bales! Price break possible for large purchases.

Join the revolution. Long a staple of riotous English cottage borders and calm Japanese tea gardens alike, US gardeners are finally catching up to the ease and carefree beauty of well-chosen grasses in their own spaces.

Narrow upright 4-12” flower panicles appear in summer. Plants adapt to a wide range of conditions – moderate salinity, drought, slightly acid or alkaline pH and heavy clay or sandy soil.

Single specimens are dramatic; masses may be overwhelming. Can also be grown in average garden soil, albeit less vigorously, but soil must not be allowed to dry out. Grass-like, sharply keeled, dark green leaves are up to 30″ long.

It achieves a thick, full clump of billowing, arched foliage quickly, and silver flowers in August. Foliage turns reddish-brown in fall fading to tan over winter. Prefers moist soils.

Prefers moist soils. Tolerant of a wide range of soils from well-drained sandy soils to the heavy clays present in much of the St. Louis area. Foliage has an overall silvery appearance.

Tolerant of summer heat and humidity. Less vigorous with decreased flowering and tendency to flop in too much shade. Cultivars available in commerce today, typically growing 3 to 4 feet tall (5 feet in bloom.) It is an upright, warm season, clump-forming...

It is not totally evergreen in the St. Louis area, although some foliage color will persist through mild winters. It can also be grown in low spots or along ponds or streams but is equally at home in the rock garden or spilling over a rocky slope.

Cut foliage to the ground in late winter just before new shoots appear. As seeds begin to form, the flower/seed plumes fade to creamy tan, often providing some winter interest. Flowers appear in corymbose panicles of 10-13 racemes (each to 6” long)...

Best in full sun. Foliage turns yellowish after frost, but quickly fades to straw-beige by winter. Cut foliage to the ground in late winter just before new shoots appear. The foliage dries and turns tan-bronze for the winter.

I took the red one and drew the shape of a poinsettia leaf on it with a pencil, then cut it off from the sheet and used it as a pattern for making more leaves. I saw they were coming out from the centre of the flower and they seemed like some small beads,...

Gracefully arching, linear-lanceolate, bright green leaves (to 10″ long and 3/8″ wide) form dense, spreading, cascading mounds to 12-18″ tall and to 24″ wide. Species plants reportedly have better winter hardiness and perform better in full sun...

Foliage emerges bluish-green but rapidly turns burgundy-red (by late June) to form a compact, narrow, erect, 3′ tall clump of foliage which is topped in summer by finely-textured, reddish-pink flower panicles which hover over the foliage like an airy...

Looks great combined with Black-eyed Susan. Will grow in part shade, but begins to lose its columnar form in too much shade, growing more openly and possibly falling over. Cut back clumps to the ground in late winter to early spring.