The other day when I leaned out the side bedroom window to photograph the bare Japanese maple branches against the snow, when I was done I happened to look down and saw this! I love this ornamental grass that grows in the garden next to our house. And with snow around it and some snow in it, I thought it really looked beautiful. I think this is called Little Bluestem, and you will be interested to know that it is native to New York State. Since it is snowing out tonight, I thought it would be OK to post it. Oh, the scientific name for Little Bluestem is Schizachyrium scoparium and so I thought that would be a mysterious title for this post. See how much you learn when you visit my blog? I love that so many of you care what I photograph each day. Thank you for being such a great audience! Please click on this to see so much more detail.
2 comments:
I like this because you don’t usually see ornamental grasses covered in snow. The scientific name is quite a mouthful! Betsey
I think I best stick with ‘little bluestem’ 🥴
Thank you!!
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