If your pampas grass begins to thin out in the middle or doesn't bloom as well, it needs to be divided. Divide in spring by digging up and cutting apart the root mass with a sharp ax.

Dried reeds of pampas grass are a persistent decorating trend in design and clothing stores, so we talked to florists and designers about the appeal of them and how they are long-lasting.

Q: I have a 16-year-old pampas grass that looks healthy but had no plumes this year. What should I do to ensure plumes in the future? A: Pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana) is a large grass native ...

A pampas grass Christmas tree (pictured), if social media is anything to go by, is definitely a trend this year - though not one I have any intention of encouraging.

Pampas grass might soon be listed as an invasive plant. It can be divided, but that’s a tough chore. It would be easier to simply replace it with a different ornamental grass.

Pampas grass is back in favour, with florists reporting new demand for the exotic plant. A new generation, who are either unconcerned or unaware of the plant's history, have taken to pampas.

This burned pampas grass did not sprout the next year because it got too hot in the center. (Walter Reeves for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution) By Walter Reeves – For the AJC ...

Pampas grass has a fluffy, feathery appearance, and the stems might be bright white, sandy brown or even pale pink. From modern living rooms, charming entryways and boho bedrooms to dining rooms ...

The appearance of pampas grass on Reddit prompted a debate about the plant's association with swinging in the UK - though some have dismissed the theory as an 'urban myth' ...