Ornamental Grass Wreaths
For all you crafty people out there who also have ornamental grasses in your garden, I suggest you craft some wreaths or swags with the flowers/seed heads of your grasses.
Do a Pinterest search for Wreaths Ornamental Grasses to get an idea of what to do with these:
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Or any of your Carexes (sedges), such as The Buckeye Botanist’s seed heads here (I threw mine in the compost before I realized what a treasure they were):

Carex Seed Heads, courtesy of The Buckeye Botanist
Of course, that’s only if you’re planning to cut them down in the fall anyway, so you’ll get fresh new growth in the spring. If like me you want to keep the fading growth and seed heads for wildlife (cutting them late winter or early spring), then maybe just harvest a few here and there. It’s only one wreath after all.

Corkscrew rush–Juncus effusus var. spiralis. Slow to establish, it’ll be years before I can harvest blades.
And for something completely different, a pine needle tassel, courtesy of Deitlind Wolf.

Pine needle tassel, courtesy of Deitlind Wolf