These are two years old now
This all that's left of the one in the guinea pig run, oops.
This one lives in a tub with a tree heather, is 6 years old now
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even then I was dog-mad
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About Me
- Jan
- Wishing I could be transported back to the 60s and live it all again, but with some changes.
Other blogs I read
- A Little Piece of Cornwall
- Borders Birds
- Brandy the Dog
- Ceredigion Birds
- Dogs Trust
- Eagles Eye
- Forest Walks
- Hog Blog
- janine-images
- Marley and Lola's Terrier Life
- mostlymacro
- My Emma the dog
- Off Task
- Out of My Mind
- Red Kite Trust
- shirlsgardenwatch
- Such is Life
- The Alternative Anna
- The Other Emma the Dog
- thequacksoflife
- Tricia's Tales
- Wild About Art
- Wytchwood Ramblings
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- Ooh something new on the webcam....
- Swansea, good time, disappointing end
- New Quay
- Feels like winter already
- I'm back
- Sunday at the farm
- Fun at the farm
- My stuff for today
- Happy Birthday Emma
- Wednesday - another grey day
- The day of the pigeons
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- For Shirl
- Woo Hoo!
- What happened to Summer?
- Cwm Tydu & A Good Laugh!
- A Woodland Walk
- Summer at Last!
- Rare visitors today
- Diddy's got a new home AGAIN!
- Saturday car boot sale and Llandysul Show
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3 comments:
Nice Jan. I bought one a few years ago that looked like the one in the first picture. It didn't survive. Forget what it was called.
Hi there, Jan
LOL at the title :-) Thanks for taking part and posting photos - it has been great to see grasses in so many gardens. As for names it really doesn’t matter – they are a bonus :-)
However, at a glance your first grass could possibly be a type of Carex. I would say the second is a variegated Carex. The red grass is very likely to be one I have - Uncinia uncinata ‘rubra’ and the grey-blue is most likely to be a blue fescue grass :-)
I don’t remember the full names of all my grasses but I have a few labels and my books and Google helped with the rest. I have really enjoyed this posting - thanks again :-)
Hi Jan: I love that you are growing a grass in a container! I may have to resort to that with Hakonechloa! Come visit my grasses if you get a chance. p.s. I want to visit Wales!
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