Macro Monday: Softness

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Monday 14 December, 2015 by Uncle Spike

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We have a fair amount of these grasses dotted around the ‘house garden’ on the farm. Each year I split off a few more, and most seem to tale. Late summer and through to early winter they are quite a calming, soft addition to the garden. Anyway, this is my Macro Monday for this week. Hope you all enjoy it!

SPIKE

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4 thoughts on “Macro Monday: Softness”

  1. mvaden1948 says:
    Monday 14 December, 2015 at 8:17 pm

    Those grasses are sold here at the garden centers with the name “Purple Fountain Grass” and can be quite expensive. Am I understanding that it is a wild grass where you are?
    I love them.

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  2. dayphoto says:
    Monday 14 December, 2015 at 6:10 pm

    An interesting subject for a winter marco!

    Linda

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  3. Traveling Rockhopper says:
    Monday 14 December, 2015 at 11:35 am

    beautiful macro! 🙂

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