I think this is Natal grass (Melinis repens). It’s native to southern Africa and is considered something of a weed in many other places, including here. It still looked beautiful on this early morning.
Posted for Terri’s Flower Hour. See more responses here.
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It is a lovely picture. Your comment about how the picture didn’t capture how the pink glowed in the sun, made me think of the aspens in Colorado.
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The morning or afternoon light shows Natal Grass so well Graham. It’s a pest weed here as well
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Isn’t it sneaky how many invasive species are quite attractive?
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Pretty….some see a weed, some see a flower. 🙂
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It’s lovely! I can just imagine romping through a field of it xx
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It certainly is a beautiful grass, just sorry to hear that it has become invasive where it has been introduced.
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The Natal grass sure makes a beautiful backdrop, Graham. Is it pink or is that the morning light? Good reminder that flowering grasses are a great addition to Flower Hour!
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They’re pink but it was catching the morning light beautifully too.
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That must be a sight! Reminds me of the Kiahwah sweet grass Tina shares on her blog.
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The photo doesn’t really capture how the field glowed!
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