This feathery plant is gowing in my next door neighbors yard. As he sun was setting last night it started to sort of glow. I don’t know what the name of it is but it looks really pretty with the sunlight shining through it at sunset!
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It is decorative grass. I have several clumps of it as well as clumps of other grasses that have many different kinds of seed head plumes. This one is beautiful.
If you have not seen a tomato horn worm lately, complete with cocoons of predator wasps aboard, then take a look if you have time.
Judithk
2007-09-06 20:07
It looks much like pampas grass – a large, non-native ornamental clumping plant, but it is difficult to tell without seeing the rest of it or having much notion of scale.
Jennifer laskey
2007-09-10 20:11
It looks like Yuka! a common flower found in eastern united states
Abraham Lincoln
2007-09-06 05:45It is decorative grass. I have several clumps of it as well as clumps of other grasses that have many different kinds of seed head plumes. This one is beautiful.
If you have not seen a tomato horn worm lately, complete with cocoons of predator wasps aboard, then take a look if you have time.
Judithk
2007-09-06 20:07It looks much like pampas grass – a large, non-native ornamental clumping plant, but it is difficult to tell without seeing the rest of it or having much notion of scale.
Jennifer laskey
2007-09-10 20:11It looks like Yuka! a common flower found in eastern united states