Oooooo that's really pretty salino it could be a hordeum jubatum there was amother photo with that plant label a little way away which could account for it! Flowerchild that is pretty I love it gonna look that up!!! My reason for asking is I have recently cleared a bed under some lailandi( I have my reasons for keeping them!!) they are trimmed high but the soil underneath is a little sandy and in full sun so I have a mini prarie thing going on with a mini rudbeckia some echinacea and x3 monarda (loving them!!) and I want some grass to infill the gaps in keeping with it!
There is a label in the original picture - bottom right as you look at it and when I click on the picture to enlarge - bottom left. Unfortunately I can't make out the writing.
Nut cutlet that is it then it is most def hordeum jubatum that had gone over .... Hurrah and daintiness the other label was cephalaria flavia and it's most def not that!!!! Thank you everyone am on line ordering my hordeum jubatum as soon as I finish typing!!!
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well... I think that it is... I've seen it over the years at Wisley used as an annual infiller..
it only grows to about a foot high.. as it seems in the photo...
Could it be Star-Rush? Dichromena colorata.
Oops, that's a bit large. Sorry for that.
Oooooo that's really pretty salino it could be a hordeum jubatum there was amother photo with that plant label a little way away which could account for it! Flowerchild that is pretty I love it gonna look that up!!! My reason for asking is I have recently cleared a bed under some lailandi( I have my reasons for keeping them!!) they are trimmed high but the soil underneath is a little sandy and in full sun so I have a mini prarie thing going on with a mini rudbeckia some echinacea and x3 monarda (loving them!!) and I want some grass to infill the gaps in keeping with it!
Now quite gutted that star rush is for wetland gardens about the only habitat I don't have in my garden!!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tim-waters/332017714/
Hordeum jubatum, 'gone over' a bit
In the sticks near Peterborough
There is a label in the original picture - bottom right as you look at it and when I click on the picture to enlarge - bottom left. Unfortunately I can't make out the writing.
Nut cutlet that is it then it is most def hordeum jubatum that had gone over .... Hurrah and daintiness the other label was cephalaria flavia and it's most def not that!!!! Thank you everyone am on line ordering my hordeum jubatum as soon as I finish typing!!!