One of the most adaptable ornamental grasses, Pink Muhly grass has become as common in urban landscapes of the desert southwest as it is in its natural habitat of southeastern Texas. They are medium to small-sized with dark green thin leaves. In the late summer into fall, each plant will produce bloom stalks that unfurl shiny, dark pink cotton candy-like plumes of flowers just above the foliage that make an unmistakable display. Note: In low desert or hot inland locations, water plants more during summer to increase energy stores for the best fall flower display.