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The article focuses on landscaping practices for communal grave sites in Germany, particularly in the Wulfrath area, where smaller grasses like Stipa 'Ponytails' are utilized to enhance the aesthetics and functionality of the space. It mentions that these grasses, known for their low water requirements and evergreen nature, offer visual depth and help maintain the overall design of the communal grave site, especially in areas where shade from trees is insufficient.