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Their swaying stems, rustling leaves and subtle colours have made grasses and bamboos increasingly popular. Many varieties are fast-growing, satisfying the demand for 'instant' gardening. Plus, they bring a calming feel to all styles of plot, whether cottage or contemporary. While many can be used as foils for showy plants - the quiet companion to a loud friend others deliver enough sparkle to take centre stage.
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