Caroline joins Bob to talk about her true passion Native Grasses. Learn how these grasses can add to the diversity of life in the landscapes of our neighborhoods.
Related episodes: Lawns, Boxwood Bash
Our sources for this episode include:
- Understanding Roots by Robert Kourik
- Benefits of Native Grasses in Urban Landscaping
- Beyond Flowers: Enhancing Wildlife Gardens with Native Grasses
- Establishing Early Successional Habitat for Wildlife


I really enjoyed this episode. I discovered Northern Sea Oats at a local garden center about 10 years ago. Here in the South Carolina Low Country I have found them to be hardy and drought tolerant. Also when planted near the salt air of beaches they do well. When mine multiply I transplant some to a new location in the yard.
Native grasses are the way to go!
We have not had much rain in Cincinnati and our Sea Oats are also doing great! Native Grasses are indeed the way to go!