Bunny grass is an ornamental annual grass. It has spiky inflorescences reminiscent of the furry cotton tails of rabbits. This Mediterranean native is also called hare’s tail grass or rabbit’s tail grass. Bunny grass is a small clumping grass with soft ivory to white oval flowers. They have a soft touchable texture that is irresistible to both little and big hands.
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How charming, I’ve learnt something else today!
Actually an image from New Zealand! Such a lovely grass.
It looks it!
It’s nice, isn’t it? 🙂
Very 🙂
I think it grows everywhere at Spud. Always been no-name till now!
It’s lovely. I’m definitely going to grow some of this in my future garden!
I want to reach in the photo and pet the wee fluff balls.
They are very touchable!
Oh yes I haven’t seen this for ages, I can remember the softness though 🙂
I’ve never heard of bunny grass before, but I can see where it got it’s name. I know I’d like to touch it!
janet
I was fascinated with the light on these cute little grass heads, they were flowering all over the outback and they sneaked into so many photos, but I never knew their name.
I saw them in Yosemite too – they certainly get around the world!