Movement is one of the most difficult effects to introduce into a garden using only plant material. Ornamental grasses are particularly well suited to this role thanks to their fine leaves, light growth habits and inflorescences that respond very visibly to the wind.
When used in groups, they create changing surfaces that add depth and a natural feel to the design. Their appearance can vary considerably depending on the light, the wind and the season.
There are compact varieties suitable for foreground planting, as well as others capable of achieving a strong presence within a border or planting bed. This diversity makes it possible to work with different heights without losing a sense of lightness.
Their ornamental value does not depend solely on flowering. Green, bluish, copper or reddish foliage makes it possible to create combinations that retain their character even outside the period when the flower spikes appear.
The inflorescences add a different texture and can continue to provide decorative value after drying. In certain designs, we prefer to leave them in place for part of the winter before carrying out the appropriate pruning.
One of their main advantages is how easily they can be integrated into very different landscaping styles. They can be combined with shrubs, aromatic plants, perennials, xerophytic species or flowering plants.
They work particularly well in repeated planting schemes and in masses of varying densities. With the right selection, they can be used in contemporary, Mediterranean, naturalistic or low-maintenance gardens.
At our nursery, we grow different species and varieties intended for professional use. Our catalogue includes ornamental grasses with different growth habits, colours, textures and periods of ornamental interest.
We select each plant with its landscaping application in mind and provide the main technical information so that gardeners, landscape designers, nurseries and distributors can choose the most suitable varieties for each project with greater confidence.
