Fountaingrass in Bear Canyon — Image by kenne
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A Few of Kenne’s Photos (Click on any image to see in slideshow)
All Souls Procession
Turkey Vulture at Tanque Verde Wash
Cactus Wren
Domingo DeGrazia’s Spanish-guitar band
Mountain Spiny Lizard
Queen Butterfly
Queen Butterfly
SCVN Weds Walk 08-01-12
Carpenter bee on sneezeweed
Queen Butterfly
Sycamore Reservoir
Audrey, Joy, Hannah and Kenne
Virginia & Jim At The Hunter Trail Saddle
Kate and Jaxon
Southern California September 2012
La Milagrosa Loop Hikers
Friday with Friends & Molino Basin to Prison Camp
Doves, Lightening, Hiking
Ed On Marshell Gulch Trail
Chase & Grandma Joy
Flickr Photos
Seems every region has a plant that overtakes the landscape. In Ohio, it is the multifloral rose – a real nuisance in the pasture fields..
Yes, and in the beginning they are brought in with the best of intentions — thanks for stopping by.
Reblogged this on Becoming is Superior to Being and commented:
It’s a continuous fight to stop the spread of invasive plants in southern Arizona. One such plant is fountaingrass Fountain Grass, a bunchgrass from Africa that is widely planted as an ornamental plant in the Tucson area. It is a tough, vigorous plant that will tolerate adverse conditions of heat and drought. It readily moves into wild areas and displaces the native plants that would otherwise provide habitat for the birds, butterflies, lizards, and multitude of other creatures. — kenne