Wild Grasses

Plantain (Plantago major). Common and beautiful. Leaves grow in clusters with long, slick sepals. These can be easily dried.

Velvet-Grass (Notholcus lanatus). Meadow or woolly soft grass.

Wild Jobs-Tears (Onosmodium virginianum). May to July. Stems rather slender. Branched in graceful curves. Yellow-white cylindrical flowers.

Witch-Grass (Panicum capillare). Field-Balm or Tumble-Weed. Long spikelets. July to September.





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