Phragmites 2
By Rain4nights
19 Feb, 2008
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Found these growing behind an old warehouse, a dangerous beauty
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I love that interpretation! A faerie wild-hunt perhaps? Magical and beautiful, yet sinister. In our area these plants are a ruinous invasive, clogging up our wetlands and crowding out native plants without benefiting local wildlife. And yet they can be so lovely in these wasted urban spaces where nothing else grows anyway.
27 Jun, 2008
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See who else is growing Phragmites australis (Bamboo Reed).
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Looks like the fairies are on the march with their flags
27 Jun, 2008