Grasses / Ground Cover

About Clump-Foliage™ Mix and match with other foliage to model medium to model large ground covers, create variation in trees, shrubs, bushes and landscape hillsides. Available in five colors and a fall mix. Use for all...

Walthers SceneMaster HO Scale ready-to-use Grass Tufts and Strips are perfect for adding longer grass in small areas. They're available in realistic spring, summer and fall colors and can be used to simulate real unkept grass patches in HO and larger...

Walthers SceneMaster HO Scale ready-to-use Grass Tufts are perfect for adding longer grass in small areas. They're available in realistic spring, summer and fall colors and can be used to simulate real unkept grass patches in HO and larger scales. Each...

Walthers SceneMaster HO Scale ready-to-use Grass Tufts are perfect for adding longer grass in small areas. They're available in realistic spring, summer and fall colors and can be used to simulate real unkept grass patches in HO and larger scales. Each...

Walthers SceneMaster HO Scale ready-to-use Grass Tufts are perfect for adding longer grass and weeds in small areas. They're available in realistic lengths and colors to simulate overgrown vegetation in HO and larger scales. Easily mixed and matched with...

Walthers SceneMaster HO Scale ready-to-use Grass Tufts are perfect for adding longer grass and weeds in small areas. They're available in realistic lengths and colors to simulate overgrown vegetation in HO and larger scales. Easily mixed and matched with...

Plant a bumper crop on any farm along your layout with this easy to use SceneMaster Corn Field kit, available in two colors (each sold separately) to match the season along your layout. Kits include 400 cornstalks measuring 1" (2.5mm) tall, enough to...

Plant a bumper crop on any farm along your layout with this easy to use SceneMaster Corn Field kit, available in two colors (each sold separately) to match the season along your layout. Kits include 400 cornstalks measuring 1" (2.5mm) tall, enough to...

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