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Can rough grasses be used in a drought garden?

Definitely. Ornamental grasses such as Festuca, Pennisetum and Miscanthus offer height, movement and seedheads that endure through seasons. They're particularly drought-adapted and require little moisture or nutrients. They add structure in winter and feed nesting birds and insects. Grasses fit naturally into a dry garden's ecology. Cutting them back annually is simple, and they contribute to habitat value while enhancing visual texture and resilience.

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