Briar likes to eat some of our prairie grasses sometimes, she’s no herd of bison. This winter we’ve been meaning to escalate into a full trim. The weather today was crisp, clear, and not too windy sheltered by the house, so we did the cuts! This is in hopes that we’ll get more species from past seeding events coming up.





Looks like lots of work to me. Well done.
Very exciting! It does look like Carex grisea to me.
Yay! I’m glad it made it. I might move it somewhere less tall.
That was a lot. I bet it will look spectacular. It will be exciting to see what comes up!