Dealing with ornamental grasses in a Toronto spring garden cleanup
The biggest tasks in this North York, Toronto garden at this time of the year is cutting back and dealing with the dried ornamental grass leaves that were left on over the past winter. It was a little tough dealing with the woody-like dried stems but my sharp loppers made steady and efficient progress. Being warm season grasses, these Miscanthus sinensis (Maiden grass) cultivars will start pushing new leaves when the temperatures increase a little more in another month.
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| North York Toronto spring garden cleanup before by Paul Jung Gardening Services |
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| North York Toronto spring garden cleanup after by Paul Jung Gardening Services |
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| North York Toronto spring garden clean up before by Paul Jung Gardening Services |
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| North York Toronto spring garden clean up after by Paul Jung Gardening Services |
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| North York Toronto spring garden cleanup before by Paul Jung Gardening Services Inc |
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| North York Toronto spring garden cleanup after by Paul Jung Gardening Services Inc |
These two small beds just had a few perennials like lavender and Japanese Forest Grass that needed a little tidying up.
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| North York spring garden clean up before by Paul Jung Gardening Services Toronto |
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| North York spring garden clean up after by Paul Jung Gardening Services Toronto |
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| North York spring garden cleanup before by Paul Jung Gardening Services Toronto |
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| North York spring garden cleanup after by Paul Jung Gardening Services Toronto |
