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This was a warm December, but this plant is probably dead. What might it have ...
I took this photo on 07/31/2010, the same plant isn't even close to blooming ...
Upright "grass" plant with flower stalks shown. 6 to 7 feet in height.
Very common plant in Florida. They are very beautiful in the winter when you ...
growing in the Native Garden expansion at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Narrow blue-green foliage turning copper-red-bronze in fall. Approximately 24 ...
Big bluestem is native to the United States. It occurs in southern Canada, ...
There is a lot of this type of grass at this location in the areas of open ...
There are no visible florescences in the first picture but other individual ...
Flowers in sessile spikelets are aggregated toward the upper part of the 2-5 ...
a perennial grass, in clumps of stems about 2 feet tall, these pictures of old ...
Roots may reach depths of 2 to 4 feet at the end of establishment year. Roots ...
Persistent, low-growing bunchgrass found in late summer and fall. Can grow as ...
Big bluestem flowers. Despite the insect, big bluestem is wind pollinated.
Big bluestem may grow to 1–3 metres (3.3–9.8 ft) in height. In fall the lower ...
Flowers in sessile spikelets are aggregated toward the upper part of the 2-5 ...
Big bluestem may grow to 1–3 metres (3.3–9.8 ft) in height. In fall the lower ...
A common northeastern skipper, similar to the Tawny-edged skipper, except for ...
A common northeastern skipper, similar to the Tawny-edged skipper, except for ...
Big bluestem exhibits wide ecotypic variation. It is generally shorter at ...
Prairie cordgrass is a warm-season, native, sod-forming grass. Culms reach ...
These little rodents were spotted on the trails at the St. Marks Lighthouse. ...
The Meadow Vole (Microtus pennsylvanicus), sometimes called the Field Mouse or ...
