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Reeds on a lagoon at Snettisham Nature Reserve.

silver grass blooming under the autumn sky.

Toya Caldera and Usu Volcano Global Geopark

One of a set. Nature backgrounds. Reeds in wind. Clear blue sky.

Golden soft feathery plants line a river

Landscape with reed on background of red sunset sky

Lower Austria, Austria´s largest province provides colorful Autumn and the best conditions for outdoor activities like hiking.

Sunlight reflection on Miscanthus sinensis (Chinese silver grass)

This image captures a close-up view of dried reeds, showcasing their slender and graceful forms. The reeds have a golden-brown color, typical of mature reeds that have reached the end of their growing season. The individual stalks are thin and slightly curved, creating a natural pattern that is both chaotic and harmonious. The background is a soft blur of similar reeds, providing a sense of depth and emphasizing the abundance of this plant provides. This image encapsulates the beauty of the reeds, reflecting their role in the ecosystem and their aesthetic appeal in the landscape.

Japanese pampas grass (susuki grass) and Japanese old house

Captivating pampas grass sways gracefully in the breeze, showcasing its striking white texture against a serene blue sky, embodying nature's beauty.

Reeds at sunrise, Chincoteague Island, USA

Close-up of tall grass in a rural field.

Close-up of white reed flower. Winter scenery of Wufen Mountain, Ruifang District, New Taipei City, Taiwan.

Pampas Grass Against the Sky. Taken in Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefecture in Japan.

$A common very tall, stout, coarse perennial, forming extensive beds with its creeping rootstock; stems to 350cm or more, persisting through the winter as hard canes. Leaves greyish, smooth-edged to 5cm wide, collapsing in winter; ligulae in line of hairs. Inflorescence a spreading panicle, the numerous unawned, , usually dark purple spikelets with 2-10 florets and long silky hairs along the axis.\nHabitat: Fens, marshes, swamps, ditch sides, freshwater or brackish margins, damp clayey slopes.\nFlowering Season: August-October.\nDistribution: Throughout Europe.\n\nThis is a common Species in the Netherlands in the described Habitats.$

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