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This spring is my second year with grasses. I've been trying a few different kinds to see what works best on my south facing hill. I now realize that after cutting them back in early spring, they are just tan "humps" for now and the next month or so. I am looking for suggestions for plants that will fill in the gaps around them, for now, but won't interfere with them when they start to grow. I am imagining daffodils and grape hyacinths, but am looking for other suggestions from the wise people of this forum. What do you interplant with grasses that dies back in time for the grasses to be center stage? Something tall enough to hide the humps!
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