Nature's Gallery

Every garden situation has varying degrees of soil and watering conditions, as well as micro-climates of shady, cool spots or sunny, arid areas. Our Nature's Gallery collection of ornamental grasses and ferns can add that needed touch to any container or garden landscape. Finding something for everyone is Nature's way, and we bring a sampling of Nature's Gallery for you to enjoy here and in your garden. Look for these exciting new varieties in nurseries near you and paint your landscape with the Kawahara Nursery's Nature's Gallery!

	*Pond Plants & Cool Areas* Shown here is a Scirpus grass, perfect for those wet, boggy areas around a water feature or natural pond setting. This plant is often called "Fiber-Optic Grass" because of the round flowers at the end of their blades. Not only do Scirpus grow abundantly in well-watered areas, they add texture and interest to any setting.
	*Drought Resistant Grasses* One of Kawahara Nursery's drought-resistant grasses is Pennisetum rubrum, otherwise known as Dwarf Red Fountain Grass. Growing well in full sun and little water, this grass can grow quickly with beautiful fluffy tendrils and striking color. Add this grass to your landscape for showy texture that just begs to be touched as well as outrageous color.
	*Cool Season Performers* Cool season grasses are a lovely addition for the winter-time garden. Deschampia, or Northern Lights Grass, is as colorful as the real thing! This spiky, short-growing grass adds ambience-inspiring color in hues of red, blue, white, green, and yellow. Perfect for cool season flourishing, Northern Lights Grasses will brighten up any landscape or garden area.
	*Shady Places* Ferns are perfect for most shady spots in your garden or patio area. With grace and texture, they add interest and beauty to any setting. Pictured here is a Korean Rock Fern, a beautiful specimen with glossy green leaves and purple-hued baby shoots. Perfect for a rock garden or patio setting, Korean Rock Fern is just one of many ferns available from Kawahara Nursery. Ask for them at your local nursery!