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Bluebunch wheatgrass is common among the many introduced grass species in the Hyatt Hidden Lakes Reserve.
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Wallflower phoenicaulis is common in the sagebrush steppe near Waterville, Douglas County, Washington, where native perennial forbs in general are diverse. The scapose inflorescences arising from a rosette of densely hairy leaves is distinctive of this species.
Alfalfa and Jose tall wheatgrass under full stress of 2011 drought. Photo by Paul Green, Texas Tech University
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I was so curious as this looked like catnip to me. But I couldn't see any cats on Six Senses' Soneva Fushi. Turns out people actually drink this 'for health'. I drank it too but I think the brilliant feeling came more from being in this heaven than the tot of bright green
Taken on a blisteringly cold winter morning in a patch of wild just off Chain Bridge Road, McLean, VA. (File: RPOP-2007-01-1886)
Agropyron scribneri abundant on the east face of Sundance Pass, Lake Fork, Beartooth Mountains, Carbon County, Montana. Widely ascending flowering stems, long-awned glumes, one spikelet per node, and flowering head shattering at seed maturity distinguish this alpine wheatgrass species.
Introduced grass for erosion control, doesn't seem to do a very good job of it since it forms bunches and does not spread, a requirement in arid climates where most erosion occurs by violent rainstorms or windstorms.
On the fourth day, you will start to see small little green sprouts! Sure is pretty to look at. Check out the next photo for a side view of the wheatgrass.
Crested wheatgrass (Agropyron cristatum ssp. pectinatum), Grass family (Poaceae).
Red Butte Garden, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Bluebunch wheatgrass (Agropyron spicatum syn. Pseudoroegneria spicata ssp. spicata), Grass family (Poaceae).
Auqeduct Trail, one mile into Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah; elevation 1634 m.
The Silver Brocade started as a single plant 10 years ago when I started this bed. It is another highly invasive grower - and has been trimmed (yanked!) back several times. The yellow loosetrife (red leafed) is supposed to be taller, but seems to stay at this height.
The white irises were supposed to be two toned purple (someone goofed) and since I now have two good sized patches of this colour variation, this one is getting yanked!