Native Grasses

Planting native grasses is a very easy task to do and need little care to be healthy.  First the types of native grasses will need to be chosen so that the sun lighting and soil conditions can be considered when planting.  The area will need to be raked and cleared of all weeds and other grass so that the native grass can grow to become healthy plants.  Just a simple garden rake will be great and can be used just enough to make the soils rough so that the grass can grow in the area.  Make sure that all weeds are gone from the area so that they will not take over and smother the native grass plants as they are growing.  

They will also need plenty of water as they start, and a lot of them are also drought tolerant and can survive really well in dry conditions.  Native grass plants will bring beauty and will create a very natural appearance when they have grown and will be very natural looking.  These grass plants are great to use around bodies of water, and there are some that does great and will thrive in damp and wet conditions.  It is best to research these grasses to find the one that will grow great in all areas. 

They will grow and will not require any special lighting or soil requirements.  It is also a great idea to see which fertilizers or organic fertilizer will work best with these grasses. They also help them to grow and become very healthy grass plants.  These grass plants are great for a homeowner that has a very large natural area or other areas on their lawn that they want to cover with a natural looking plant or grass.  They are great and will require no maintenance as they begin to grow.  This type of plant is a great one to add around pools and also water gardens on a lawn to give it a natural feel and look.