Grasses Wild Collection

grass, yorkshire fog grass, holcus lanatus
2517 Grass - Yorkshire fog grass Holcus lanatus

reeds, sedge, phragmites australis
Ireland, Northern, County Fermanagh, Lough MacNean, Frozen expanse of water with reeds casting long shadows and mountains in the background

pennisetum villosum
Feathertop, Pennisetum villosum, Close up showing spiky detail

grass, cocksfoot grass, dactylis glomerata
0658 Grass - Cocksfoot grass Dactylis glomerata Close view of Cocksfoot grass in flower

GP_0635
Dactylis glomerata Grass - Cocksfoot grass Brown subject

GP_0660
Elymus arenarius Lyme grass Green subject Green background

Wall barley, Hordeum murinum. Studio shot of two maturing heads of Wall barley extending from green to yellow awns in colour and lying on rusty sheet with crossing stems

Oats, Avena fatua. Studio shot of ripened stem lying on rusty metal sheet

festuca rubra, grass, red fescue grass, orange subject
Festuca rubra Grass - Red fescue grass Orange subject

Grasses ornamental Wild flower Grasses wild Frost hardy
Cynosurus cristatus Grass - Crested dog s-tail grass Green subject

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"Grasses Wild: Exploring the Beauty of Nature's Carpet" Step into a world where grasses wild reign supreme, showcasing their diverse and captivating forms. Among them, the Yorkshire fog grass (Holcus lanatus) stands tall with its soft, velvety appearance, while reeds and sedges (Phragmites australis) sway gracefully in the breeze. In this enchanting landscape, Pennisetum villosum adds a touch of whimsy with its fluffy plumes that dance delicately in the wind. Cocksfoot grass (Dactylis glomerata), also known as GP_0635 and GP_0660, displays its elegant seed heads that shimmer like golden jewels. Delving deeper into this natural wonderland reveals Wall barley (Hordeum murinum), captured in a studio shot as it matures and extends its heads towards the sky. Oats (Avena fatua) lie on rusty metal sheets, their ripened stems creating an intriguing contrast against the backdrop. Adding vibrant hues to this tapestry are red fescue grasses (Festuca rubra), their orange subjects standing out amidst the greenery. These ornamental wild flower grasses not only beautify but also prove frost hardy – resilient even in harsh conditions. Once again, Pennisetum villosum steals our attention with its ethereal presence among reeds, sedges, and Phragmites australis. Together they create an ecosystem teeming with life – from tiny insects to birds seeking refuge within these lush habitats. As we immerse ourselves in "Grasses Wild, " let us appreciate nature's intricate designs and find solace in their simplicity. For within these humble blades lies a world of untamed beauty waiting to be discovered by those who dare to explore.